Preferences Dialog Box

Getting There

From the File menu, select Preferences

User Interface Options

Section Visibility	Controls which sections of the X Manager navigation pane are displayed, and in which order. By default, all available sections are displayed.
Keep only one section expanded	Controls the number of sections expanded at one time. When enabled, only the selected section is open; all other sections are automatically closed.
Empty trash at log off/exit	Permanently deletes all items in the trash can when you log off of the domain (domain mode), or exit the application (standalone mode).
Automatically hide successful tasks	When enabled, messages about successfully completed tasks are automatically removed from the Task Status pane, located at the bottom of X Manager and the Administrative Console. Use Hide delay (secs) to specify the number of seconds that pass before a task message is removed. NOTE:Tasks with errors are not removed.
Preferred language	Specify the preferred language for the user interface. This setting takes effect when you restart the program.
On exiting X Manager	Determines how X Manager handles running sessions with one or more clients running when closing X Manager (standalone) or when logging off X Manager for Domains. Prompt The user is prompted to decide how to handle running sessions: Stop the session Leave the session running Cancel the operation to close X Manager Stop all sessions X Manager closes running sessions when closing or logging off. If you are using the standalone X Manager, this setting stops all running sessions. If you are using X Manager for Domains and you have configured sessions that support session suspension, any sessions you leave before you close the window will continue to run. Leave sessions if possible (X Manager for Domains only). The session continues to run if a session definition's Remote session services is set to one of the following (any suspend/resume option other than None): Session suspend/resume Session suspend/resume, High-latency network performance Session suspend/resume, High-latency network performance, Network fault tolerance If a session is not set to any of the above, the session closes when X Manager is closed.
On closing session window	Determines how X Manager handles closing a session configured to Show clients on X terminal desktop when one or more clients are running. Prompt The user is prompted to decide how to handle running sessions: Stop the session Leave the session running Cancel the operation to close the session window Stop session X Manager closes the session when the session window is closed. Leave session if possible (X Manager for Domains only) The session continues to run if a session definition's Remote session services is set to one of the following (any suspend/resume option other than None). Session suspend/resume Session suspend/resume, High-latency network performance Session suspend/resume, High-latency network performance, Network fault tolerance If Remote session services is set to None, the session closes when the session window is closed.
When displaying Help	By default help content is provided from the web. If you want help calls to go to locally installed files instead, download and run the optional local help installer, and change this setting to "Use installed help system." If either local or web help is not available, Reflection X Advantage will automatically attempt to use the other option.

Security

FIPS mode

(standalone X Manager)

Enforces the United States government Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) 140-2 for this connection. When FIPS mode is selected, all available settings use security protocols and algorithms that meet this standard. Encryption options that do not meet this standard are not available; only the Secure Shell connection method can be used to start X clients, and XDMCP is not available as a session startup option.

Each time you change the FIPS mode setting, you must restart X Manager or X Manager for Domains.

FIPS mode is not available if Reflection X Advantage is using a non-default JRE that is not configured for unlimited strength cryptography.

A standalone X Manager can share sessions with other standalone X Managers running in the samemode. Thus FIPS X Managers are able to share only with other FIPS X Managers and non-FIPS X Managers are able to share only with other non-FIPS X Managers.

NOTE:For X Manager for Domains, FIPS mode is configured in the Administrative Console’s Domain Composition tab.

Disconnect SSH session automatically when token is removed

When selected, the connection is active only while the token is present. (The setting is selected by default.)