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ThinManage 3.1 Administration Manual

Power Management and USB Controls

This section describes how the ThinManage will manage the external power buttons and USB access policies on Desktop

Access Devices, such as the Devon IT TC10s and IBM CP20s.

Power Management

The Desktop Access Device has two physical buttons. The top circular button on the front panel of the device is used for

powering the remote HC10/HC12 Host on and off. The button located just below that is used for disconnecting an

established PCoIP™ session with the remote Host. (See Figure 5-A). Power Management in this section refers to the

remote power button functionality..

Figure 5-A: Desktop Access Device (TC10) Remote Power and Disconnect Buttons

Desktop Access Devices can turn off Hosts in two ways: soft (a single press of the power button for less than four

seconds, causing the OS to be notified of a reboot) or hard (holding down the power button for at least four seconds,

forcing an immediate reboot without informing the OS). The user is permitted to do one, both, or neither of these actions.

How To Apply Power Management Polices to Hosts

Right-click a Host entry and select “Edit”. On the right-hand side panel, there will be a section called “Access”.

There are two checkboxes called “Soft Power Permission” and “Hard Power Permission”. The description of these options

are as follows:

Soft Power Permission

A boolean value that when set to true, grants permission to request a restart of the host by tapping the power button

on the terminal. The host's operating system will receive the request and may or may not restart the host,

depending on the operating system's power configuration.

Hard Power Permission

A boolean value that when set to true, grants permission to cut power to a host by holding down the power button

on the terminal for more than 4 seconds. This request bypasses the operating system.

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