Auto - if there is the console plugin installed in the browser, it is used.Native - The console configuration file is served to the client and then the native console client or alternative application is used.Plugin - The browser plugin is used for connecting to the console.(for VNC the default behavior is always ‘Native’ as the only alternative is noVNC for the moment and this is not available on all deployments).RDP: engine-config -s ClientModeRdpDefault=value, where value is one of Auto, Plugin or Native.SPICE: engine-config -s ClientModeSpiceDefault=value, where value is one of Auto, Plugin or Native.The default behavior is configured separately for SPICE and RDP protocols using engine-config: The actual invocation behavior can be configured via Console Options dialog in portals.
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#5nine manager console rdp registration
The user can then associate corresponding viewer application to this file (using MIME type registration in browser) or alternatively use a script that parses the config file and runs appropriate application.
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This feature adds to the engine the possibility of generating and serving configuration files for console viewer on the client system. The feature is available for SPICE, VNC and RDP protocols. Non plugin console invocation allows connecting to VM console from the engine frontend without the need of browser plugin. They are not user documentation and should not be treated as such.ĭocumentation is available here. Most of them are outdated, but provide historical design context.
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