Hello,
Preventing a user from logging in to an ED is achieved by ensuring that a user always logs in to the same host. You do this by setting “forward connection” to the specific ED for a particular user. If admin sets this for all users, then you can avoid showing ED hosts which are available and/or unavailable: the user will simply go the to ED which is for him only.
root@cs3:~# /etc/NX/nxserver –useredit adam –forward-connection ed1
NX> 106 Modifying settings for user: adam
root@cs3:~# /etc/NX/nxserver –userlist
NX> 149 NX users list
Username NX administrator Redirected to Trusted physical for Trusted virtual for Screen sharing Access Forwarded to
———- —————- ————- ——————– ——————- ————– ——- ————————————
adam enabled enabled 9de912ca-ae7b-45c2-8234-f75d363b086f
How user adam will connect to ED1? It depends on the serveradd options which are ‘ –forward-nx-methods token|system|tunnel’.
‘token’ and ‘system’ mean that nxplayer will disconnect from CS and connect directly to ED1, where tunnel
means that whole connection will go through CS. You can check how your forwarding methods are set using:
/etc/NX/nxserver --serverlist
and modify using /etc/NX/nxserver --serveredit
There is a FR03R03953, “Displaying the number of users connected to the child servers”
which should be release soon in a maintenance update for v6. This might be of interest to you as well.