For customers using non-Sun USB keyboards, controls such as volume and reset can be accessed using alternate key sequences. Use the key combination Ctrl-Pause-, where is one of the keys listed in the table below:
Show model, MAC address, and firmware version |
Hot Key Preferences
Hot keys can be configured for various Sun Ray utilities. The scope for these hot keys can be:
- System-wide default setting
- User default setting
- System-wide mandatory setting
To support these levels of customization, the utilities look for the properties files in the table below, in the following order, at startup:
If your policy is for all DTUs to use a standard hot key, use the system-wide mandatory defaults file to specify this standard key. This prevents users from specifying their own hot key preferences.
The format of the hot key entry in these properties files is:
<utility_name>.hotkey=value |
where is the name of the utility, such as utsettings or utdetach, and value is a valid X keysym name preceded by one or more of the supported modifiers (Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Meta) in any order. Values are shown in the table below:
Press this key sequence twice to kill the process that has taken control of the Xserver. | |
Display the DTU’s MAC address. | |
The new hot key takes effect when the next user logs in. The next user to log in uses the new hot key to display the Sun Ray Settings screen. Users who were logged in before you changed the hot key continue to use the old value.
Source: Sun Ray Server Software 4.1 Administrator’s Guide for Solaris