The Network page is available for all startup methods.
You can specify the following timeouts for Secure Shell, TELNET, RLOGIN, and Windows RDP startup methods only:
ConnectSpecifies the number of seconds an Xstart process waits before timing out. You can set the Connect timeout to any value between 30 and 600. The default setting of 60 is normally adequate; however, if network traffic is extremely high or if you have trouble making a connection, increase this number.
CloseSpecifies the number of seconds the remote command socket remains open after the host has acknowledged receipt of the command. The Close timeout can be a value from 0 to 999. The default is 10 seconds. If the connection is established before the client has started, set this interval to a higher value.
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If you want the socket to stay open indefinitely (for example, if you have enabled Show Host Reply and you want to track host messages during the session), set this value to (-1). This indicates that the socket should remain open until the client is closed. |
ResponseSpecifies the number of seconds to wait for a password prompt before assuming that one is not required for this account and the login has been successful. The Response timeout can be a value from 0 to 99. The default is 4 seconds. This timeout applies only to Secure Shell, RLOGIN, and TELNET startup methods.
PromptSpecifies the number of seconds to wait after Xstart has logged on before sending the command (gives the shell time to start up). The Prompt timeout can be a value from 0 to 99. The default is 2 seconds. This timeout applies only to Secure Shell, RLOGIN, and TELNET startup methods.
If you experience difficulty starting an X application with Xstart, you can enable and configure a remote command log to assist you with troubleshooting the problem. Customer Support may also request a log if you require assistance.
Enable LogEnable this option if you want Exceed onDemand to generate a log that records all remote command settings. Log files are named as follows:
where XStartFileName is the name of the Xstart file (.xs) selected to start the session. Remote command log files are saved in the Sessions folder located in the Exceed Connection Server installation path on the Server machine. This option is enabled by default.
Log Extended InformationEnable this option if you want the remote command log to contain more detailed trace information in addition to the remote command settings.
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Logging extended information may pose a security risk as login credentials are recorded in plain text. Enable this option only for troubleshooting purposes. |
Show Host ReplyEnable this option if you want to view host replies for remote commands. Host replies are displayed in a separate dialog box.
Connecting to Hosts with Xstart
Xstart Settings Dialog Box Startup Page
Xstart Settings Dialog Box Secure Shell Page