2011 at GSW
Graphical User Interface (GUI) Configuration Tool - Major
Windows Explorer style interface allowing provisioning and configuration manangement. Faliliar to use operations such as copy, paste, rename, delete, export, import are applied tto configurations on a user or system basis. Create templates and quickly view summary configuration data.
Innovation - Major
TEAM SERVICES provides your mobile device users a breakthrough in Telnet/SSH2 technology that shatters all prior usability and efficiency standards by allowing unprecedented user collaboration. Now mobile device users are empowered to share resources, transfer, swap, share and recover dropped sessions. All from the mobile device, no system administrator necessary. All operations can be performed in under 60 seconds.
Video Overviews
Team Services is the first feature set to offer Video overviews. We are excited to provide additional methods to meet customer expectations. Visit the GSW Video Channel!
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Termination of Child Processes
You have the capability to specify that all child processes started in the session will be terminated when the session ends. Terminating child processes upon a session ending is the desired behavior. However scenarios do exist where you want the session to terminate but you would like spawned child processes to continue. In either case Graceful Termination is attempted first. This feature is not available in Windows NT because the necessary operating system infrastructure did not exist until Windows 2000 and later (Windows XP/VISTA/2000/2003).
The environment variable for controlling the termination of child processes for a session is:
- gwtn_job_control
For example, to select automatic termination of all child processes you would enter:
- set gwtn_job_control=y
in the Logon Script for a particular user.
And to disable automatic termination of all child processes started in the session you would enter:
- set gwtn_job_control=n
in the Logon Script for a particular user.
The default setting is enabled.
