Example configuration
A combination of application specific and the default settings can be used to minimize the risk of application incompatibilities, and allow an optimal environment to run in.
A FH Web Edition server has the following applications installed and registered in the FH Web Edition Connection Manager.
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A Windows application that reads data from a serial device and saves it to a file. Client sound is needed for error conditions alerts that can be signaled while data is being downloaded. Client files access stores the data file on the client system. The Windows Because the serial device that contains the data is connected to the client computer, client serial and parallel ports need to be enabled. Because this is the only process that accesses client serial and parallel ports on this system, a registry entry specifically for The settings for this application are calculated as follows:
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A console application that needs client file access to read in the serial data file from the client and to write out the processed data file to the client. It also uses the client time zone to properly process the times recorded in the serial data file. All other settings are disabled to minimize the risks and overhead associated with redirector settings. The settings for this application are calculated as follows:
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A Windows application that displays the data so that it can be analyzed. It needs client file access to read the processed data file from the client. It needs client sound so that application sounds can be heard. It needs client printing so that the analyzed data can be printed on paper. These are some of the settings needed by most applications, so the The default setting is changed to disable the client serial and parallel ports. This can be done because the only application that uses client serial and parallel ports,
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