4.1 About the Video Viewer
Figure 4.1. Video Viewer Window
Callout Description
1 Menu and toolbar.
2
Thumbtack icon: When the thumbtack is locked, the toolbar is visible.
When the thumbtack isunlocked, the toolbar is visible only when the mouse
hovers over it.
3
Single Cursor Mode button: Hides the local cursor and displays only
the target device cursor. Useful when administrators do not to reset mouse
acceleration on each target device.
4 Refresh Video button.
5
Align Local Cursor button: Re-establishes tracking of the local cursor
to the target device cursor.
6 User-selected buttons and macro commands.
7 Connection Status indicator.
8 Target device desktop.
Table 4.2: Video Viewer Window Areas
To access the Video Viewer:
1. Click the Devices button in the Explorer.
2. Complete one of the following steps:
• Double-click on the target device in the Unit list.
• Select the target device, then click the Connect Video button.
• Right-click on the target device. Select Connect Video from the pop-up
menu.
• Select the target device and press Enter.
If the target device is not being viewed by another user, the Video
Viewer opens in a new window. If the target device is being accessed by
another user, you can have the option to preempt the session, share the
session, or observe the session in stealth mode, depending on session
sharing configuration and your access rights.
If you are not currently logged into the target device, a login prompt
appears.
3. Log in if needed.
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