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Remote Configuration Parameter Reference

For information on any of the following remote configuration parameters, click on the underlined parameter name. (The list is presented in alphabetical order.)

All of these parameters may not appear in your /opt/hpxt/enware2/xthome/config/terminalname.cfg file. Your terminalname.cfg file is created based upon which extensions and drivers are loaded on your system. For a complete list of the remote configuration parameters and more information, refer to the /opt/hpxt/enware2/xthome/config/sample.cfg file.

If a parameter includes the variable (n), the value of n must be the same for any corresponding devices. For example, if you connect to serial port (1), you must select PPP (1).

100VG (n) Bcst/Dest IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the broadcast or destination IP address of the computer with which the Netstation communicates using the 100VG interface.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
0.0.0.0
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
References:
See also:

100VG (n) DHCP Client Identifier

Purpose:
Specifies a unique identifier in DHCP requests using the 100VG interface. This identifier overrides the MAC address as an identifier when assigning network parameters using DHCP.
Valid Values:
The identifier must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The DHCP Client ID field on the Network - 100VG (n) configuration screen.

100VG (n) IP Address

Purpose:
The Internet Protocol address for the optional 100VG interface.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
0.0.0.0
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The IP Address field on the Network - 100VG (n) configuration screen.

100VG (n) Network Config

Purpose:
Specifies whether network configuration information (IP addresses, name server, file server etc.) is taken from the configuration screens or downloaded from the host.
Valid Values:
Default:
Downloaded from Host (BOOTP/DHCP)
Corresponds to:
The Parameters From field on the Network - 100VG (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.

100VG (n) Subnet Mask

Purpose:
The 100VG interface uses the Subnet Mask to derive the network subnet it is on.
Valid Values:
Must be in valid dotted decimal format and must be unique to the network.
Default:
255.255.255.0
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The Subnet Mask field on the Network - 100VG (n) configuration screen.

100VG (n) Terminal Name

Purpose:
The name of the host for the 100VG interface.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The Terminal Name field on the Network - 100VG (n) configuration screen.

Access control

Purpose:
Limits the computers that can access the Netstation's display.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Corresponds to:
The Access Control button on the X Server - Security configuration screen.
Notes:
If "true", access will be limited to those on the access control list.

The default access control list contains:

References:
See also:

Auto Repeat

Purpose:
Controls whether keys repeat when held down for more than one-half second.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true
Corresponds to:
The Auto Repeat button on the X Server - Keyboard(n) configuration screen.

Auto Repeat Rate

Purpose:
Controls the rate at which the keyboard keys repeat.
Valid Values:
0 to 30
Default:
30
Corresponds to:
The Repeat Rate slider bar on the X Server - Keyboard(n) configuration screen.

Backing store

Purpose:
Controls the backing store function.
Valid Values:
Default:
By Application
Corresponds to:
The Mode field on the X Server - Backing Store configuration screen.
References:
See also:

BasePath

Purpose:
Specifies the path where HP Netstation Software downloadable files are installed.
Valid Values:
Fully qualified path.
Default:
($NsRoot)/xthome (normally /opt/hpxt/enware2/xthome)
Corresponds to:
The Base Path field on the Terminal - Paths configuration screen.
Notes:
All downloadable Netstation files have this path in common.
References:
See also:

Bcst/Dest IP Address

Parameter Name:
This parameter must be prefixed with one of the following:
Purpose:
Specifies the broadcast or destination IP address of the computer with which the Netstation communicates.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
0.0.0.0
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
References:
See also:

BellDuration

Purpose:
Controls how long the bell sounds.
Valid Values:
25 - 975 (975 = 2 seconds).
Default:
100
Corresponds to:
The Duration slider bar on the X Server - Beeper configuration screen.

BellFrequency

Purpose:
Controls the pitch of the bell.
Valid Values:
20 - 20000
Default:
400
Corresponds to:
The Tone slider bar on the X Server - Beeper configuration screen.

BellVolume

Purpose:
Controls the bell's volume.
Valid Values:
0 - 100 (per cent)
Default:
20
Corresponds to:
The Volume slider bar on the X Server - Beeper configuration screen.

BinPath

Purpose:
Specifies the path where local clients and other executable files are installed.
Valid Values:
Fully qualified path.
Default:
$(SeekPath)/bin/shared/$(LangPath),$(SearchPath)/bin/archive/$(LangPath)
Corresponds to:
The Application Path field on the Terminal - Paths configuration screen.

Client authorize

Purpose:
Prevents other users from accessing the Netstation's display.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Corresponds to:
The Client Authorization button on the X Server - Security configuration screen.
Notes:
When enabled, only clients that can access the .Xauthority file can display on the Netstation's screen.
References:
See also:

Configuration Key

Purpose:
This parameter redefines the key or key sequence which accesses the Netstation's configuration screens.
Valid Values:
Keyname or keycode as follows:
Default:
Blank
Notes:
If no Configuration Key is specified, the default behavior requires [F12] to be held down for 2 seconds.

Configuration Modifiers

Purpose:
Defines the modifier key to be used with the Configuration Key.
Valid Values:
SHIFT, LOCK, CONTROL, MOD1, MOD2, MOD3, MOD4, MOD5
Default:
Blank
Notes:
If no modifiers are specified, the default behavior requires the configuration key to be held down for 2 seconds.

Configuration Password Allowed

Purpose:
Restricts local access to a Netstation's configuration screens.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Notes:
This parameter must be set to "true" in order to enable the Password field on the configuration screens.
References:
See also:

Configuration Screen Area(n) Access

Purpose:
Specifies which configuration screens the Netstation user can access. The "n" refers to one of the icons in the first column of the configuration screen, where:
Valid Values:
Default:
Read Write
References:
See also:

CursorFont

Purpose:
Specifies the default cursor font.
Valid Values:
Alpha-numeric font name.
Default:
cursor
Corresponds to:
The Cursor Font field on the X Server - Fonts configuration screen.

DHCP Client Identifier

Parameter Name:
This parameter must be prefixed with one of the following:
Purpose:
Specifies a unique identifier in DHCP requests using Ethernet. This identifier overrides the MAC address as an identifier when assigning network parameters using DHCP.
Valid Values:
The identifier must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The DHCP Client ID field on the Network - 100VG (n), Ethernet (n), or Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.

Directives File

Purpose:
Specifies the name of the file that lists the local clients and extensions that the Netstation can download.
Valid Values:
Fully qualified path accessible by the file access method.
Default:
$(BasePath)/bin/$(Personality)directives
Corresponds to:
The Directives File field on the Terminal - Paths configuration screen.

Display (n) Color Depth

Purpose:
Controls whether GrayScale, PseudoColor, or True Color color is used for a specific monitor.
Valid Values:
GrayScale, PseudoColor, True Color
Default:
PseudoColor
Corresponds to:
The Current Color Class field on the Terminal - Monitor (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
The default monitor (1280x1024 with 2 MB of SGRAM video memory) can support only the PseudoColor option. True Color needs an upgrade to at least 4 MB of video memory.

Display (n) DPMS Off Timeout

Purpose:
Specifies the number of minutes to wait before the monitor enters DPMS off mode (the mode that uses the least energy).
Valid Values:
0 - 180
Default:
15
Notes:
A zero value disables the DPMS off functionality. This parameter works with several others:
  1. Screen Saver specifies how long to wait for the screen saver.
  2. Display (n) DPMS Stand-by Timeout specifies how much longer to wait for DPMS stand-by status.
  3. Display (n) DPMS Suspend Timeout specifies how much longer to wait for DPMS suspend status.
  4. Display (n) DPMS Off Timeout specifies how much longer to wait for DPMS off status.
Corresponds to:
The Off Timeout (min) slider bar on the Terminal - Monitor (n) configuration screen.

Display (n) DPMS Stand-by Timeout

Purpose:
Specifies the number of minutes to wait before the monitor enters DPMS stand-by mode (an intermediate power-saving mode).
Valid Values:
0 - 180
Default:
15
Notes:
A zero value disables the DPMS stand-by functionality. This parameter works with several others, as described under Display (n) DPMS Off Timeout.
Corresponds to:
The Stand-by Timeout (min) slider bar on the Terminal - Monitor (n) configuration screen.

Display (n) DPMS Suspend Timeout

Purpose:
Specifies the number of minutes to wait before the monitor enters DPMS suspend mode.
Valid Values:
0 - 180
Default:
0
Notes:
A zero value disables the DPMS suspend functionality. This parameter works with several others, as described under Display (n) DPMS Off Timeout.
Corresponds to:
The Suspend Timeout (min) slider bar on the Terminal - Monitor (n) configuration screen.

Display (n) Monitor

Purpose:
Specifies the monitor model number.
Valid Values:
See the /opt/hpxt/enware2/xthome
/config/sample.cfg file for a complete list.
Default:
Depends upon the type of Netstation base unit you have. See the sample.cfg for a complete list of valid values.
Corresponds to:
The Current Monitor field on the Terminal - Monitor (n) configuration screen.
References:
See also:

Domain Name

Purpose:
The name of the domain (the part of the host name after the first period) in which your Netstation resides. You must specify the domain name if you want to use a name server.
Valid Values:
Any name in DNS format.
Default:
Domain is set to the domain supplied via the "hn" tag in BOOTP/DHCP. Otherwise, the domain name is blank.
Corresponds to:
The DNS Domain field on the Network - Name Service configuration screen.
Notes:
As an example, if your terminal address is xnet4.tw.usa, then xnet4 is the terminal name and tw.usa is the domain. The domain name is the unique name for your network; the terminal name is tied to your IP address and is unique to your Netstation.

Ethernet (n) Bcst/Dest IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the broadcast or destination IP address of the computer with which the Netstation communicates.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
0.0.0.0
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
References:
See also:

Ethernet (n) DHCP Client Identifier

Purpose:
Specifies a unique identifier in DHCP requests using Ethernet. This identifier overrides the MAC address as an identifier when assigning network parameters using DHCP.
Valid Values:
The identifier must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The DHCP Client ID field on the Network - Ethernet (n) configuration screen.

Ethernet (n) IP Address

Purpose:
The Internet Protocol address is assigned when you add a Netstation.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank.
Corresponds to:
The IP Address field on the Network - Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
References:
This value sets the IP Address for the Ethernet interface. See also:

Ethernet (n) Network Config

Purpose:
Specifies whether network configuration information (IP addresses, name server, file server etc.) is taken from the configuration screens or downloaded from the host.
Valid Values:
Default:
Downloaded from Host (BOOTP/DHCP)
Corresponds to:
The Parameters From field on the Network - Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.

Ethernet (n) Subnet Mask

Purpose:
The Netstation uses the subnet mask to derive the network subnet it is on. The IP address of the Netstation and its destination are both logically ANDed with the subnet mask. If the resulting numbers are the same, both devices are on the same subnet.
Valid Values:
The Subnet Mask must be in valid dotted decimal format and must be unique to the network.
Default:
255.255.255.0
Corresponds to:
The Subnet Mask field on the Network - Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
References:
See also:

Ethernet (n) Terminal Name

Purpose:
Specifies the name of the Netstation.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The Terminal Name field on the Network - Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
References:
See also:

Fast Ethernet (n) IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the IP address of the computer the Netstation is communicating with.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank.
Corresponds to:
The IP Address field on the Network - Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
References:
This value sets the IP Address for the Ethernet interface. See also:

Fast Ethernet (n) Network Config

Purpose:
Specifies whether network configuration information (IP addresses, name server, file server, etc.) is taken from the configuration screens or downloaded from the host.
Valid Values:
Default:
Downloaded from Host (BOOTP/DHCP)
Corresponds to:
The Parameters From field on the Network - Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.

Fast Ethernet (n) Subnet Mask

Purpose:
The Netstation uses the Subnet Mask to determine the network subnet it is on.
Valid Values:
The Subnet Mask must be in valid dotted decimal format and must be unique to the network.
Default:
255.255.255.0
Corresponds to:
The Subnet Mask field on the Network - Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
References:
See also:

Fast Ethernet (n) Terminal Name

Purpose:
Specifies the name of the Netstation.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The Terminal Name field on the Network - Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
References:
See also:

File Server List

Purpose:
Lists the file servers and default access methods.
Valid Values:
Comma separated list of file server names or IP address. The name/IP address must include the Access mechanism (for example, /nfs/hppadan, /tftp/15.4.1.1).
Default:
/Access Mechanism/File Server, /Alt Access Mechanism/Alt File Server
Corresponds to:
The various file server and access method fields on the Network - File Server configuration screen.

FileTimeout

Purpose:
Specifies the number of seconds that the Netstation waits after trying to access the file server via TFTP before it tries to access an alternate file server or gives up. For NFS, the file timeout is 60 seconds plus the value of this parameter.
Valid Values:
0 - 9999
Default:
20
Corresponds to:
The File Timeout field on the Network - File Server configuration screen.
Notes:
Increase the File Timeout if:

If you have a large /etc/hosts table (with more than 200 entries), you should check that your Netstation is entered near the top of the table.

Font Caching

Purpose:
Retains all previously read fonts in memory. Future requests for these fonts will not require reloading them.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true
Corresponds to:
The Font Caching button on the X Server - Fonts configuration screen.
Notes:
Font Caching requires additional memory in the Netstation. Although cache memory is reclaimed in low-memory situations, Netstations with insufficient memory should disable this feature.
References:
See also:

FontPath

Purpose:
Provides the default font path for the Netstation.
Valid Values:
[access_mechanism]/[hostname:port]
/path

where:

Default:
The default font path includes: 
./fonts/hp_roman8/75dpi/
./fonts/iso_8859.1/75dpi/
./fonts/iso_8859.1/100dpi/
./usr/dt/config/xfonts/C/
./fonts/misc/
./fonts/builtin/
where ./ represents the base path.
Corresponds to:
The Default Font Path field on the X Server - Font Path configuration screen.
Notes:
If you chose not to install the HP Netstation Software fonts, you need to change the Netstation's font path to use the workstation's fonts.

Gateway List

Purpose:
Lists the gateways, with the corresponding Route To and Subnet Mask values.
Valid Values:
Up to four gateway:route:subnetmask strings separated by commas.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The fields on the Network - Gateways configuration screen.
Notes:
The Subnet Mask should be kept blank unless you are dividing your network into subnets.
References:
See also:

GlyphCacheMode

Purpose:
Determines what types of font characters (glyphs) to store in memory.
Valid Values:
Default:
16
Corresponds to:
The Glyph Caching Mode field on the X Server - Fonts configuration screen.
References:
See also:

Hosts Table

Purpose:
Provides a list of hostnames and their corresponding IP addresses so that the Netstation can resolve names without a valid domain name resolver (nameserver).
Valid Values:
Comma-separated list of IP address and hostnames.
Default:
Blank
Example:
Hosts Table = "19.4.1.22 hostname1 hostname1.domain.com,19.4.1.21 hostname2 hostname2.domain.com"

Input Drivers

Purpose:
Specifies how additional input drivers such as RS232 Tablets are initialized by the input system for the X server. PS/2 drivers are always used internally and are initialized accordingly before additional drivers are configured. More than one driver can be specified if devices are to be hooked up simultaneously.
Valid Values:
A list of input drivers, optionally followed by a default path and parameters. The following drivers are defined: PS2_KEYBOARD, PS2_MOUSE, NULL_KBD, NULL_MSE, HP_TABLET, HP_BUTTONBOX, HP_KNOBBOX, PC_MOUSE
Default:
Blank
References:
See also:

IP Address

Parameter Name:
This parameter must be prefixed with one of the following:
Purpose:
The Internet Protocol address is assigned when you add a Netstation.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
0.0.0.0
Corresponds to:
The IP Address field on the Network - 100VG (n), Ethernet (n), or Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.

Keyboard is Pointer

Purpose:
This allows the X keyboard to control the pointer.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Corresponds to:
The Use Keyboard as Pointer button on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.
Notes:
A "true" value is typically used only if both keyboard and pointing device are installed but you need an additional method for controlling the pointer. If no pointing device is detected, the keyboard will default to both a keyboard and pointer device.

Keyboard Map

Purpose:
Specifies the keyboard and key mappings for the PS/2 keyboard.
Valid Values:
Any keyboard map that is listed in the remote configuration file and displayed on the X Server - Keyboard(n) configuration screen.
Default:
PS2_DIN_US_English
Corresponds to:
The Keyboard Selection field on the X Server - Keyboard(n) configuration screen.

Keyboard Map Files

Purpose:
Specifies a list of files containing keyboard maps.
Valid Values:
Any comma-separated list of valid path and filenames.
Default:
$(SearchPath)/lib/xtkeymap_DB

Key Click

Purpose:
Specifies the volume of the "click" that occurs when a key is pressed.
Valid Values:
0 to 100
Default:
0
Corresponds to:
The Click slider bar on the X Server - Keyboard(n) configuration screen.

LANG

Purpose:
Identifies the Netstation's language locale.
Valid Values:
language[_territory][.codeset][@modifier]
Default:
C

LANG Set By Keyboard

Purpose:
To autoselect LANG based on keyboard selection.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true

LangPath

Purpose:
Provides the default language path for the Netstation.
Valid Values:
Default:
C

LoadExtensions

Purpose:
Specifies which base system extensions to load by default.
Valid Values:
Comma-separated list of base system extensions.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The extensions list on the Terminal - Extensions configuration screen.
Notes:
The XLoadables parameter specifies the X server extensions to load by default.

LocalLEDCtrl

Purpose:
Determines whether the LEDs (lights) on toggle keys (such as Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, and Num Lock) are controlled by the keyboard.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true
Corresponds to:
The Local Led button on the X Server - Keyboard(n) configuration screen.

LocalNumLock

Purpose:
Determines whether the numeric keypad and the Num Lock key are controlled by the keyboard.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true
Corresponds to:
The Local NumLock button on the X Server - Keyboard(n) configuration screen.

Log Rows

Purpose:
Specifies how many rows of the log screen to keep in display.
Valid Values:
35 - 10 000
Default:
500

Loopback (n) Bcst/Dest IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the broadcast or destination IP address of the Netstation. This is used internally by the Netstation.
Notes:
Do not change the value of this parameter.

Loopback (n) DHCP Client Identifier

Purpose:
Specifies a unique identifier in DHCP requests using a loopback connector. This identifier overrides the MAC address as an identifier when assigning network parameters using DHCP.
Notes:
Do not change the value of this parameter.

Loopback (n) IP Address

Purpose:
The Internet Protocol address that the Netstation uses internally.
Notes:
Do not change the value of this parameter.

Loopback (n) Network Config

Purpose:
Specifies whether network configuration information (IP addresses, name server, file server etc.) is taken from the configuration screens or downloaded from the host.
Notes:
Do not change the value of this parameter.

Loopback (n) Subnet Mask

Purpose:
The Netstation uses the loopback Subnet Mask to derive the network subnet it is on.
Notes:
Do not change the value of this parameter.

Loopback (n) Terminal Name

Purpose:
Specifies the name of the Netstation.
Notes:
Do not change the value of this parameter.

LPR Leader

Purpose:
Defines a string that will be sent to the printer before the print file.
Valid Values:
To include a non-printable character use
x followed by a hex code or
o followed by an octal code. The Esc character can be represented by
xlb.
Default:
queue:string
Example:
LPR Leader = laser: "
x1b(s20v(s1S"
References:
See also:

LPR Local Spool Threshold

Purpose:
Defines how much Netstation memory should be used for buffering data.
Valid Values:
You can modify the default to specify a specific number (from 1 to the maximum available memory in the Netstation), or to 0. For more information, refer to Setting Up Netstations to Print Directly Using LPR.
Default:
queue:n where n equals 2,147,483,647 bytes.
Example:
LPR Local Spool Threshold = laser:0
References:
See also:

LPR Queue

Purpose:
Defines the print queue for LPR/LPD printing.
Valid Values:
For descriptions of each variable, see Setting Up Netstations to Print Directly Using LPR.
Default:
LPR queue = queue:host:remqueue:desc:f
Example:
LPR queue = laser:dave1x:HPLaserJ:"Dave's desk"
References:
See also:

LPR Spool Path

Purpose:
Specifies the directory that will contain the spooled print files.
Valid Values:
queue:path
Default:
/opt/hpxt/enware2/spool
Example:
LPR Spool Path = laser:/opt/hpxt/enware2/spool
References:
See also:

LPR Trailer

Purpose:
Defines a string that will be sent to the printer after the print file.
Valid Values:
queue:string
Default:
none
Example:
LPR Trailer = laser:"
x1b(s12v(sOS"
References:
See also:

MouseAccel

Purpose:
Specifies how quickly the cursor should move when the mouse is moved faster than the threshold speed.
Valid Values:
1 - 10
Default:
2
Corresponds to:
The Acceleration slider bar on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.

MouseThresh

Purpose:
Specifies the speed the mouse must move before the mouse acceleration is applied.
Valid Values:
1 - 30
Default:
4
Corresponds to:
The Threshold slider bar on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.

Name Server List

Purpose:
Specifies the IP address of the domain name server, and optionally the alternate name server. A domain name server resolves host names into IP addresses.

To use a name server, you must also specify a domain name.

Valid Values:
An IP address, or two IP addresses separated by commas.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The DNS Server and Alt DNS Server fields on the Network - Name Service configuration screen.
References:
See also:

Name Services Order

Purpose:
Dictates both order and method used to resolve IP names to their corresponding IP Addresses.
Valid Values:
Comma-separated list containing one or more of CACHE, HOSTS, DNS.
Default:
CACHE, HOSTS, DNS
Corresponds to:
The Name Service Order field on the Network - Name Service configuration screen.
Notes:
The valid values correspond to the following name resolution methods:

Network Config

Parameter Name:
This parameter must be prefixed with one of the following:
Purpose:
Specifies whether network configuration information (IP addresses, name server, file server etc.) is taken from the configuration screens or downloaded from the host.
Valid Values:
Default:
Downloaded from Host (BOOTP/DHCP)
Corresponds to:
The Parameters From field on the Network - 100VG (n), Ethernet (n), or Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.

Node Name List

Purpose:
A list of the terminal names and IP addresses for each of the Netstation's network interfaces.
Note:
This parameter is generated by the Netstation based on the installed network hardware. It should never be modified.

NsRoot

Purpose:
Defines the base installation directory for HP Netstation Software.
Default:
/opt/hpxt/enware2
References:
See also:

Other Keyboards

Purpose:
Specifies which other devices (if present) would also operate as an X Keyboard device.
Valid Values:
<complete device name><complete device name>
Default:
Blank.
Notes:
The type and layout of the keyboard or keyboards must match the X Keyboard.
References:
See also:

Other Pointers

Purpose:
Specifies which other devices (if present) would also operate as an X Pointer device.
Valid Values:
Complete device name is required. For example:
Other Pointers ="HP_TABLET"
Default:
Blank
Notes:
The complete device name is required and multiple devices can be specified.
References:
See also:

Personality

Purpose:
Specifies a user-defined personality for the Netstation.
Default:
$(NodeNameList).,,
Example:
For a Netstation that has an IP address of 125.4.5.6 and a terminal name of xterm1, $(Personality)alias expands to xterm1.alias, 125.4.5.6.alias, alias

Pointer Accelerator Amounts

Purpose:
Specifies the number of pixels to move the pointer for each of the accelerator modifier keys.
Valid Values:
A comma-separated list of up to three numbers, ranging from 1-255.
Default:
1,40,5

Pointer Accelerator Modifiers

Purpose:
Specifies up to three Modifier keys which can be pressed down to speed up the pointer.
Valid Values:
A comma-separated list of up to three of the following: SHIFT, LOCK, CONTROL, MOD1, MOD2, MOD3, MOD4, MOD5
Default:
Blank

Pointer Button Keys

Purpose:
Specifies up to 8 keys which are the pointer buttons specified as buttons 1 through 8.
Valid Values:
For a complete list of valid values, type xmodmap and use the value from column 1.
Default:
KP_7,KP_8,KP_9,KP_4,KP_6

Pointer Button Maps

Purpose:
An array which defines the default button map. Applies to all X pointer devices. For example, a value of "3,2,1" would swap buttons 3 and 1 suited for a left-hand mouse.
Valid Values:
1-8
Default:
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
Corresponds to:
The Button Map field on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.

Pointer Chording

Purpose:
Specifies whether pressing buttons simultaneously should simulate extra buttons. By default, chording is on if 2 buttons are pressed but off if 3 buttons are pressed.
Valid Values:
On, Off, or Default
Default:
Default
Corresponds to:
The Button Chording field on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.

Pointer Keys (L,R,U,D)

Purpose:
Specifies the four keys which control the cursor position (left, right, up, and down).
Valid Values:
For a complete list of valid values, type xmodmap and use the value from column 1.
Default:
"KP_1,KP_3,KP_2,KP_5"

Pointer Keys Modifiers

Purpose:
Specifies up to three Modifier keys which enable Pointer Keys (e.g., LOCK).
Valid Values:
SHIFT, LOCK, CONTROL, MOD1, MOD2, MOD3, MOD4, MOD5
Default:
Blank

Pointer Move

Purpose:
Specifies the number of pixels that a pointer moves (without accelerators).
Valid Values:
1-255
Default:
5

PPP (n) Active

Purpose:
Specifies whether PPP is active on serial port n. PPP and SLIP cannot be active on the same port at the same time.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Corresponds to:
The Activate button on the Network - PPP(n) configuration screen.

PPP (n) Authentication Password

Purpose:
Specifies the password for PAP and CHAP authentication (using serial port n).
Valid Values:
Up to 15 characters.
Default:
Blank
Note:
This parameter does not appear in the remote configuration file or if you enter the command: remsh terminalname get config. To create this parameter in your remote configuration file, enter the parameter name and a valid value.
Corresponds to:
The Password field on the Network - PPP(n) configuration screen.

PPP (n) Authentication Username

Purpose:
Specifies the username for PAP and CHAP authentication (using serial port n).
Valid Values:
Up to 15 characters.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The Username field on the Network - PPP(n) configuration screen.

PPP (n) Bcst/Dest IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the broadcast or destination IP address of the computer with which the Netstation communicates during PPP sessions through serial port n.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The Remote IP Address field on the Network - PPP(n) configuration screen.
Notes:
This IP address would normally have the same Network portion as the PPP IP address.
References:
See also:

PPP (n) DHCP Client Identifier

Purpose:
Specifies a unique identifier in DHCP requests during PPP sessions through serial port n. This identifier overrides the MAC address as an identifier when assigning network parameters using DHCP.
Valid Values:
The identifier must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank

PPP (n) IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the IP address of the Netstation for communication via PPP through serial port n.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank.
Corresponds to:
The Local IP Address field on the Network - PPP(n) configuration screen.
Notes:
The host must expect to have this address as its remote PPP IP address.
References:
See also:

PPP (n) Network Config

Purpose:
Specifies whether network configuration information (IP addresses, name server, file server etc.) is taken from the configuration screens or downloaded from the host.
Valid Values:
Default:
Downloaded from Host (BOOTP/DHCP)
Notes:
If selected, BOOTP/DHCP may override some values set in the configuration screens or the remote configuration file.

PPP (n) Subnet Mask

Purpose:
Specifies the Network portion of the IP address for communication via PPP through serial port n.
Valid Values:
The Subnet Mask must be in dotted decimal format.
Default:
255.255.255.0
Corresponds to:
The Subnet Mask field on the Network - PPP(n) configuration screen.
Notes:
This allows you to reduce network address usage.

PPP (n) Terminal Name

Purpose:
Specifies the name Netstation.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank

R3 Compatible

Purpose:
Specifies whether bug compatibility for pre-R4 clients is enabled. Bug compatibility mode reintroduces certain bugs in the X server so that pre-R4 clients operate correctly.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Notes:
The server must support the MIT-SUNDRY-NONSTANDARD protocol extension in order for this mode to work.
References:
See also:

Receive Buffer Size

Purpose:
Sets the size of the network receive buffer in kilobytes.
Notes:
Customers are advised not to tune this unless directed.

Remote Config

Purpose:
Specifies whether the Netstation loads the remote configuration file.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true
Corresponds to:
The Download on Next Reboot button on the Terminal - Remote Config configuration screen.

Remote Config File

Purpose:
Specifies the fully-qualified path and file name of the remote configuration file.
Valid Values:
A comma-separated list of valid paths and file names.
Default:
$(SearchPath)/config/$(Personality)cfg, config/default.cfg
Corresponds to:
The File field in the Load Configuration From area of the Terminal - Remote Config configuration screen.

Remote Config Security

Purpose:
Indicates whether a remsh reconfig command can specify an arbitrary path and filename for a remote configuration file.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Notes:
This parameter must be set to "true" for the remsh reconfig command to work on a specified file.
Example:
The following command will read the remote configuration file in /tmp/new.cfg and configure the Netstation from it:
remsh terminalname reconfig /tmp/new.cfg
References:
See also:

Remsh Access

Purpose:
Defines host name, user name and access permissions for the configuration, status checking, and operation of HP Netstations on the network via the Remote Shell Access (remsh/rsh) protocol.
Valid Values:
A comma-separated list in the form:
hostname:username:access
where access is a combination of r, w, x, *, and a blank.
Default:
*:*:rwx
References:
See also:

Report

Purpose:
Specifies the level of messages that should be reported in the Netstation's error log.
Valid Values:
Default:
All Messages
Corresponds to:
The Report field on the Diagnostic - Log configuration screen.

Report Log Class Tag

Purpose:
Specifies whether the syslog class tag is shown for each message in the error log.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Corresponds to:
The Classtag button on the Diagnostic - Log configuration screen.

Report Timestamp

Purpose:
Specifies whether the date and time are shown for each message in the error log.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Corresponds to:
The Timestamp button on the Diagnostic - Log configuration screen.

RGB Class

Purpose:
Specifies which color class the Netstation should download.
Default:
rgb.txt.A10xx
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.

RGB File

Purpose:
Specifies which color file the Netstation should download.
Valid Values:
A valid path and file name.
Default:
$(SearchPath)/lib/$(RGBClass), $(SearchPath)/lib/rgb.txt
Corresponds to:
The RGB File field on the X Server - Miscellaneous configuration screen.

Screen Change amount

Purpose:
Specifies how many pixels the cursor must be moved at the edge of the screen before it jumps to the next screen (if there are multiple screens on the Netstation).
Valid Values:
0 - 255
Default:
255
Corresponds to:
The Screen Change Amount field on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.

Screen Column Wrap

Purpose:
Specifies how to move the pointer if the screen has no adjacent screen on that edge.
Valid Values:
NoWrap, Wrap, Default, SameScreen, ChangeByTwo
Default:
Default
Corresponds to:
The Column Wrap field on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.
Notes:
This parameter is required only for installations implementing multiple screens per Netstation.

Screen Orientation

Purpose:
Defines the stacking of multiple screens.
Valid Values:
Vertical, Horizontal, Matrix
Default:
Horizontal
Corresponds to:
The Screen Orientation field on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.
Notes:
This parameter is required only for installations implementing multiple screens per Netstation.

Screen Row Wrap

Purpose:
Specifies how to move the pointer if the screen has no adjacent screen on that edge.
Valid Values:
NoWrap, Wrap, Default, SameScreen, ChangeByTwo
Default:
Default
Corresponds to:
The Row Wrap field on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.
Notes:
This parameter is required only for installations implementing multiple screens per Netstation.

Screen Saver

Purpose:
Specifies the number of minutes that can elapse without user input before the Netstation's screen saver turns on.
Valid Values:
0 - 180
Default:
10
Corresponds to:
The Timeout slider bar on the X Server - Screen Saver configuration screen.
Notes:
A zero value disables the screen saver functionality. For information about how this parameter works with the DPMS parameters, see Display (n) DPMS Off Timeout.

Screen Saver Allow Exposures

Purpose:
Specifies whether the contents of a window can be discarded.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true

Screen Saver Blanking

Purpose:
Specifies whether a blank screen is preferred, or a background.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true
Corresponds to:
The Blank Screen button on the X Server - Screen Saver configuration screen.

Screen Saver Interval

Purpose:
Specifies the number of minutes that elapse before the screen saver changes the pattern.
Valid Values:
0 - 180
Default:
1
Corresponds to:
The Refresh slider bar on the X Server - Screen Saver configuration screen.
Note:
This parameter is not related to the xlock client.

Screen Saver Logo

Purpose:
Specifies whether the X logo is used (rather than a blank screen) when a screen saver is used.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true

SearchPath

Purpose:
Specifies which paths and in which order the Netstation searches for its files.
Default:
/dev/ffs1,$(BasePath)
Notes:
The value of the SearchPath will change depending on the number of DIMM cards that are installed in the Netstation:

Do not change this parameter.

SeekPath

Purpose:
Specifies which paths the Netstation searches for its files.
Default:
$(BasePath)

Send Buffer Size

Purpose:
Displays the size of the IP send buffer in kilobytes.
Notes:
Customers are advised not to tune this unless directed.

Serial (n) Baudrate

Purpose:
Configures the baud rate for serial port n to work with a serial line device.
Valid Values:
75, 150, 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
Default:
9600
Corresponds to:
The Baud Rate field on the Terminal - Serial(n) configuration screen.

Serial (n) Databits

Purpose:
Sets the data bits for the device on serial port n.
Valid Values:
7 or 8
Default:
8
Corresponds to:
The Data Bits field on the Terminal - Serial(n) configuration screen.

Serial (n) Pacing

Purpose:
Sets the pacing for the device on serial port n.
Valid Values:
Default:
None
Corresponds to:
The Flow Control field on the Terminal - Serial(n) configuration screen.

Serial (n) Parity

Purpose:
Sets the parity for the device on serial port n.
Valid Values:
None, Even, Odd, Space, or Mark
Default:
None
Corresponds to:
The Parity field on the Terminal - Serial(n) configuration screen.

Serial (n) Stopbits

Purpose:
Determines the number of stop bits used for serial port n.
Valid Values:
1 or 2
Default:
1
Corresponds to:
The Stop Bits field on the Terminal - Serial(n) configuration screen.

Setup Client Command

Purpose:
Specifies the name of the configuration client (which is invoked when you hold down [F12]).
Default:
config
Corresponds to:
The Setup Command Line field on the X Server - Miscellaneous configuration screen.

Shared Library Path

Purpose:
Sets the search path of the shared libraries to use for the local clients.
Default:
$(SeekPath)/lib/$(LangPath)

SLIP (n) Active

Purpose:
Specifies whether SLIP is active on serial port n. PPP and SLIP cannot be active on the same port at the same time.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
true
Corresponds to:
The Activate button on the Network - SLIP(n) configuration screen.

SLIP (n) Bcst/Dest IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the broadcast or destination IP address of the computer with which the Netstation communicates during SLIP sessions through serial port n.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The Remote IP Address field on the Network - SLIP(n) configuration screen.
References:
See also:

SLIP (n) Compression

Purpose:
Enables the Netstation to compress headers during a SLIP session.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false
Corresponds to:
The Compression (CSLIP) button on the Network - SLIP(n) configuration screen.
Notes:
If you do not enable compression and the Netstation receives CSLIP headers, the Netstation switches to CSLIP automatically.

SLIP (n) DHCP Client Identifier

Purpose:
Specifies a unique identifier in DHCP requests during SLIP sessions through serial port n. This identifier overrides the MAC address as an identifier when assigning network parameters using DHCP.
Valid Values:
The identifier must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank

SLIP (n) IP Address

Purpose:
Specifies the IP address of the Netstation for communication via SLIP through serial port n.
Valid Values:
The IP address must be in valid dotted decimal format (for example, 15.5.3.133) and must be unique to the network.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The Local IP Address field on the Network - SLIP(n) configuration screen.
Notes:
The host must expect to have this address as its remote SLIP IP address.
References:
See also:

SLIP (n) Network Config

Purpose:
Specifies whether network configuration information (IP addresses, name server, file server etc.) is taken from the configuration screens or downloaded from the host.
Valid Values:
Default:
Downloaded from Host (BOOTP/DHCP)
Notes:
If selected, BOOTP/DHCP may override some values set in the configuration screens or the remote configuration file.

SLIP (n) Subnet Mask

Purpose:
Specifies the Network portion of the IP address for communication via SLIP through serial port n.
Valid Values:
The Subnet Mask must be in dotted decimal format.
Default:
255.255.255.0
Corresponds to:
The Subnet Mask field on the Network - SLIP(n) configuration screen.

SLIP (n) Terminal Name

Purpose:
Specifies the name Netstation.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank

SNMP Community

Purpose:
Defines a row of the SNMP community table. Each row contains a community name, the address of a management Netstation, and an access right. The access right determines which SNMP requests are accepted from the specified host with the specified community name. Multiple instances of this variable can occur in a configuration file.
Valid Values:
community:manager_address:access

or

"community manager_address access"

Default:
blank

SNMP SysOID Type

Purpose:
Sets the length of the OID returned when the agent's SysOID is queried. This value is used by some network management software to identify the type of equipment on which the agent is executing. This agent can be configured to use a SysOID that identifies the Netstation's model number or a SysOID that corresponds to the value used by older HP Netstations.
Valid Values:
full or generic
Default:
full
Note:
In order to have HP OU NNM correctly identify the Netstation, it may be necessary to set this variable to "generic".

SNMP System Contact

Purpose:
Identifies the person who is responsible for the Netstation.
Valid Values:
A character string.
Default:
A null string.
Example:
John Q. Administration

SNMP System Description

Purpose:
Describes the system.
Valid Values:
A character string.
Default:
A system-generated string.
Example:
Hewlett-Packard Netstation Model ENVIZEX2 Server Version B.09.00.

SNMP System Location

Purpose:
Gives the location of the Netstation, in words.
Valid Values:
A character string.
Default:
A null string.
Example:
#346 Building 4

SNMP Trap

Purpose:
Defines a row of the SNMP trap table. Each row contains a community name, the address of a management Netstation, and a trap type. When the specified type of trap is detected, a message containing the specified community name is sent to the specified host. Multiple instances of this variable can occur in a configuration file.
Valid Values:
community:manager_address:trap_type

or

"community manager_address trap_type"

Default:
None

Startup Session

Purpose:
Specifies the startup mode.
Valid Values:
Default:
XDMCP Direct
Corresponds to:
The Mode field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.
References:
See also:

Subnet Mask

Parameter Name:
This parameter must be prefixed with one of the following:
Purpose:
The Netstation uses the Subnet Mask to derive the network subnet it is on. The IP address of the Netstation and its destination are both logically ANDed with the Subnet Mask. If the resulting numbers are the same, both devices are on the same subnet.
Valid Values:
The Subnet Mask must be in valid dotted decimal format and must be unique to the network.
Default:
255.255.255.0
Corresponds to:
The Subnet Mask field on the Network - 100VG (n), Ethernet (n), or Fast Ethernet (n) configuration screen.
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.

syslog Class Mask

Purpose:
Specifies which message classes are sent to the specified host.
Valid Values:
A list of message classes, including <EMERGENCY>, <ALERT>, <CRITICAL>, <ERROR>, <WARNING>, <NOTICE>, <INFO>, <DEBUG>, <CLIENTERR>, and <CLIENT>.
Default:
<EMERGENCY>, <ALERT>, <CRITICAL>, <ERROR>
References:
See also:

syslog Host List

Purpose:
Specifies which hosts the specified message classes are sent to.
Valid Values:
A list of host names or dotted decimal IP addresses separated by commas. Each name or address is optionally followed by a colon (:) and a facility name, optionally followed by a colon (:) and a port number.

The following facilities are supported: logKern, logUser, logMail, logDaemon, logAuth, logLpr, logLocal0-7.

Default:
Blank. The default facility is logLocal0.
Example:
hosta:logLpr:2000

Tablet Subset Area (W,H,X,Y)

Purpose:
Defines a rectangular area of the tablet where the tablet's pen or puck becomes the pointer device.
Valid Values:
W,H,X,Y represents Width, Height, X Origin, Y Origin (in millimeters).
Default:
0,0,0,0
Corresponds to:
The Tablet Subset Area field on the X Server - Pointer configuration screen.
Notes:
References:
See also:

TCP Keepalive Count

Purpose:
The number of keepalive probes sent (and not answered) before the connection is declared dead.
Valid Values:
1 - 20000
Default:
8

TCP Keepalive Idle

Purpose:
Controls the number of seconds that the network stack will allow a TCP connection, which has TCP keepalives enabled, to be idle before it sends a probe.
Valid Values:
2 - 2147483647
Default:
7200 (2 hours)

TCP Keepalive Interval

Purpose:
Controls the number of seconds between keepalive probes.
Valid Values:
1 - 20000
Default:
75 (1.25 minutes)

TCP Keepalive With Data

Purpose:
Controls whether keepalive prompts sent by the Netstation contain data. For HP-UX 10.x systems, this is unnecessary. For HP-UX 9.x systems, we recommend that you apply the patch that makes this unnecessary.

If you enable this parameter, each keepalive probe includes the last byte of the previously sent data. If this data was already correctly received by the remote end, it will not be passed to the application again. Sending data in keepalive probes is non-standard and not recommended.

Valid Values:
On or Off
Default:
Off

Terminal Name

Parameter Name:
This parameter must be prefixed with one of the following:
Purpose:
Specifies the name of the Netstation.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Do not change this parameter.
Corresponds to:
The Terminal Name field on the Network - Ethernet (n) configuration screen.

TextFont

Purpose:
Specifies the default font for text, which is used if other fonts cannot be found.
Valid Values:
Any font name.
Default:
fixed
Corresponds to:
The Text Font field on the X Server - Fonts configuration screen.

TimeZone

Purpose:
Modifies the TimeZone parameter to correctly "timestamp" logging information within the configuration system.
Valid Values:
The standard time zone format used by the workstation's operating system.
Default:
EST5EDT

Update Flash ROM

Purpose:
Specifies what to do if the file server contains a more recent version of HP Netstation Software than the built-in flash ROM. The X server can download this software and update (reprogram) the built-in flash ROM.
Valid Values:
Default:
Query
Corresponds to:
The Update Flash ROM button on the Terminal - Remote Config configuration screen.

User Monitor

Purpose:
If you have a monitor that is not listed in the selection list for the Monitor field, you can define your monitor's characteristics by using a set of pre-defined keywords.
Valid Values:
For a complete list of all possible values, refer to the remote configuration sample file: /opt/hpxt/enware2/xthome/config
/sample.cfg
Default:
"0x0, 0 dpi, 0.000 Mhz, Horz=(0,0,0), Vert=(0,0,0), DS -HS -VS -BP"
Notes:
The custom monitor definition can be specified as a listing of keywords separated by commas. For example, the HP C2745A monitor could be specified as: 
"98xxx, 1280x1024, 110 dpi, 135.000 Mhz, Horz=(64,192,192),
Vert=(3,3,55), CS AV +BP NI"

Vendor Release

Purpose:
Defines X server identification data at client contact time.
Valid Values:
Integer 0...2147483647
Default:
600000
Corresponds to:
The Vendor Release field on the X Server - Miscellaneous configuration screen.
Notes:
For optimum compatibility with other HP devices, do not reconfigure this value.

Vendor String

Purpose:
Defines X server identification data at client contact time.
Valid Values:
A string.
Default:
"Hewlett-Packard Company"
Corresponds to:
The Vendor String field on the X Server - Miscellaneous configuration screen.
Notes:
For optimum compatibility with other HP devices, do not reconfigure this value.

Warn Cache Mem Used

Purpose:
Notifies user that memory was reclaimed from cache.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false

Xauthority File

Purpose:
Determines which path or filenames and in which order the Netstation searches for its .Xauthority file.
Valid Values:
List of fully qualified path names, which may include remote configuration variable such as $(SearchPath), $(BasePath), and $(Personality).
Default:
$(SearchPath)/etc/$(Personality)authority
Corresponds to:
The X Authorization File field on the X Server - Security configuration screen.

X Connection Timeout

Purpose:
Specifies, in seconds, how long the X server attempts to make a connection to a disconnected host before a timeout.
Valid Values:
1 - 1800
Default:
60
Corresponds to:
The X Timeout (sec) field on the X Server - Miscellaneous configuration screen.

XDM Chooser Command

Purpose:
Launches the XDM Broadcast Chooser local client.
Valid Values:
A valid command.
Default:
"xdmbc -nologo -sort host -fg yellow"
Corresponds to:
The Chooser Command Line field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.

XDMCP Display Class

Purpose:
Allows the reconfiguration of the Netstation according to the display type.
Valid Values:
A string with a minimum length of 80 characters
Default:
Hewlett_Packard_Company-%s
Corresponds to:
The Display Class field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.

XDMCP Dormancy

Purpose:
Specifies the number of seconds to wait for a response to a request before attempting a retry or declaring a failure.
Valid Values:
1 to 65535
Default:
180
Corresponds to:
The Dormancy Period field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.

XDMCP Host

Purpose:
Specifies the destination of the XDMCP request.
Valid Values:
A comma-separated list of host names or IP addresses.
Default:
Blank (meaning depends on the value of the Startup Session parameter)

For XDMCP Direct or XDMCP Indirect, you can specify one host. The default is the file server.

For XDMCP Broadcast or XDMCP Broadcast Auto, you can specify a list of hosts. The default is all of the servers on the local subnet.

Corresponds to:
The Host(s) field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.
References:
See also:

XDMCP Keepalive

Purpose:
Specifies how many keepalive messages are sent to the XDMCP host.
Valid Values:
0 to 65535
Default:
4
Corresponds to:
The Keep Alives field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.

XDMCP Keeptrying

Purpose:
Controls whether XDMCP times out and stops sending requests to the host if it does not respond within the timeout period.
Valid Values:
Default:
Abort Session
Corresponds to:
The On TimeOut field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.

XDMCP RTX Limit

Purpose:
Specifies the number of times that a request is retransmitted before it is declared failed. This is especially useful when a list of hosts is specified in XDM direct mode.
Valid Values:
1 to 65536
Default:
7

XDMCP UDP Port

Purpose:
Specifies the port number used by XDMCP. This value can be changed to run dtlogin or vuelogin and XDM simulatneously.
Valid Values:
0 - 65535
Default:
177
Corresponds to:
The Port field on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.

Xhosts File

Purpose:
Specifies where the Netstation should look for its hosts file in conjunction with Access control.
Valid Values:
List of fully qualified path names, which may include remote configuration variable such as $(SearchPath), $(BasePath), and $(Personality).
Default:
$(SearchPath)/etc/$(Personality)hosts
Corresponds to:
The X Host File field on the X Server - Security configuration screen.

XKeyboard Device

Purpose:
Determines a specific keyboard device to be the X Keyboard.
Valid Values:
XKeyboard Device = device name
Driver Name
Device Name
PS2_KEYBOARD
PS2_DIN_KEYBOARD
PS2_MOUSE
PS2_DIN_MOUSE
NULL_KBD
NULL_KEYBOARD
NULL_MSE
NULL_MOUSE
HP_TABLET
HP_TABLET
HP_BUTTONBOX
BUTTONBOX
HP_KNOBBOX
KNOB_BOX
PC_MOUSE
PC_MOUSE
Default:
Blank
Notes:
This parameter is necessary only if more than one keyboard is hooked up.
References:
See also:

XKeymap File

Purpose:
This file, used by the Makemap extension, contains a keymap definition in a subset of the xmodmap format. The keymap should be defined before the modmap using the syntax keycode nn = keysym keysym .... The modmap definition should follow the keymap description.
Valid Values:
$(SearchPath)/config/mymodmap
Default:
Blank
Notes:
For more information about using the XKeymap file and the xtkeymap_ed utility, refer to the file xtkeymap_ed.doc in the /opt/hpxt/enware2/share/doc directory.

XLoadables

Purpose:
Specifies which applications are launched when the Netstation is booted.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The Optional Extension Modules list on the X Server - Extensions configuration screen.

XLocalAppsLaunch

Purpose:
Specifies which applications are launched when the Netstation is booted.
Valid Values:
A semi-colon separated list of application names. For a list of valid application names and synonyms, see the Terminal - Applications configuration screen or the /opt/hpxt/enware2/xthome/bin
/directives file.
Default:
Blank
Corresponds to:
The Local Applications on X Server Reset list on the X Server - XDM configuration screen.

XPointer Device

Purpose:
Specifies which pointer device will be the X Pointer if more than one device is specified.
Valid Values:
Generic names such as TABLET, MOUSE, etc. or a full device name.
Default:
Blank
Notes:
If no pointer device is present, the X Keyboard device will control the pointer. A PS/2 mouse can be plugged in at a later time.
References:
See also:

X Server Reset Key

Purpose:
If you want to change the default key sequence that resets the X server, this parameter defines the Key name/Keycode to be used instead of the default.
Valid Values:
Default:
Blank

X Server Reset Modifiers

Purpose:
Defines the modifier names for the keys which have to be pressed together to reset the X server.
Valid Values:
SHIFT, LOCK, CONTROL, MOD1, MOD2, MOD3, MOD4, MOD5
Default:
Blank
Notes:
Blank has the value of CONTROL-MOD1.

X Server TCP Keepalives

Purpose:
Controls whether the X server enables TCP keepalives for its connections. This includes font server connections.
Valid Values:
true or false
Default:
false 
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