# Refreshes the current view.

# Connects the selected disconnected session to your WinStation. The current session at your WinStation is terminated.

# Disconnects the selected session.

# Sends a message to the selected sessions.

# Shadows the selected user session.

# Resets the selected WinStations or disconnected sessions.

# Displays connection status information for the selected WinStations.

# Logs off the selected sessions.

# Terminates the selected processes.

# Allows you to hide or display servers in the Server List.

# Display all servers found on the network.

# Display all WinStations and users for all displayed servers in the Server List.

# Collapse the view in the Server List.

# Display only server names in the Server List.

# Show system processes in the Process view.

# Set WinStation Administration preferences.

# Display WinStation information for the selected server.

# Display process information for the selected server.

# Display user information for the selected server.

# Display WinFrame license information for the selected server.

# Display information about the selected WinFrame server.

# Display information about the selected WinStation. If you select an inactive WinStation, no information is displayed.

# Display information about the processes associated with the WinStation.

# Preferences
Select how often the WinStation Administration views are refreshed and whether destructive actions are confirmed.

#  Shadow the selected user session
	Set the hotkey used to terminate shadowing. The default hotkey to terminate shadowing is ctrl + * . Click OK to begin shadowing
	The user is notified of the pending shadowing and allowed to confirm or deny shadowing, unless notification is disabled. Use WinStation Configuration and User Manager to configure shadowing for users and WinStations.

# $ Send Message
The contents of the Title window will appear as the title of the message box displayed at the recipient WinStations and the contents of the Message window will be displayed in the message box. Multiple lines can be entered in either box by using ctrl+enter to move to a new line in the edit box. When you are done composing the message, click on OK to send the message or Cancel to cancel the operation.

# Asynchronous connection status
This screen show connection status information for asynchronous connections.
If multiple WinStations are selected, the information windows are stacked atop each other. Click on OK to close the window.

# Network connection status
This screen show connection status information for network connections.
If multiple WinStations are selected, the information windows are stacked atop each other. Click on OK to close the window.

# Enter the password to connect to the disconnected session.

# License View
The License view displays information about the WinFrame software licenses on the selected WinFrame server. No actions are associated with this view. The fields displayed are:
n	The license number
n	The product or add-on name

# Process View
WinStation Administration displays the status of all user (and optionally all system) processes associated with the selected object (server or WinStation), one process per line. The fields displayed are:
n	The username associated with the process.
n	The WinStation associated with the process.
n	The ID (sessionID) of the user session associated with the process.
n	The state of the process.
n	The PID (processID) of the process.
n	The name of the executable module (Image) associated with the process.

Use the direction keys or the mouse to select one or more processes. The toolbar and the Actions pull-down menu show the actions you can perform on the selected processes. Any actions that are not applicable to the selected processes are grayed out.

# User View
WinStation Administration displays the status of all user sessions, one session per line. The fields displayed are:
n	The username of the user session.
n	The WinStation the user session is connected to, if any.
n	The sessionID of the user session.
n	The state of the session.
n	The idle time, or number of minutes since the last keyboard or mouse input for this session.
n	The logon time of the session.
Use the direction keys or the mouse to select one or more users in the right panel. The buttons on the toolbar show the actions you can perform on the selected users. Any actions that are not applicable to the selected users are grayed out; for example, you cannot shadow your current session.

# WinStation View
WinStation Administration displays the status of all configured WinStations. The fields displayed are:
·	Connection status icon. This is a graphical representation of the WinStation.
·	WinStation name. This is a name associated with the WinStation and used by WinFrame utilities to refer to a particular WinStation.
·	The username of the connected user at the WinStation, if any.
·	The sessionID of the connected user at the WinStation, if any.
·	The WinStation state. States include:
Active
The WinStation is connected and a user session is active.
Conn
The WinStation is connected. No user is logged in.
ConnQ
The WinStation is in the process of connecting. If this state persists it indicates a problem with the WinStation connection.
Shadow
The WinStation is shadowing another WinStation.
Listen
The WinStation is ready to accept a client connection.
Disc
The WinStation is disconnected.
Idle
The WinStation is initialized and ready to accept a connection.
Down
The WinStation failed to initialize correctly and is not available.
Init
The WinStation is initializing.
·	Type. This refers to the type of WinStation, usually Console or Citrix
ICA 3.0.
·	Client Name. The clientname of the WinStation, if applicable.
·	Idle Time. The amount of elapsed time since the last activity at the WinStation.
·	Logon Time. The time that the user logged on, if applicable.
·	Comment. This is a free-format comment field you can use to include additional information about the WinStation; for example, its location.
Use the direction keys or the mouse to select one or more WinStations in the right panel. The toolbar and the Actions pull-down menu show the actions you can perform on the selected WinStations. Any actions that are not applicable to the selected WinStations are grayed out; for example, you cannot shadow your own session.

# Server View
WinStation Administration displays the status of all WinFrame servers. The fields displayed are:
·	The WinFrame servername.
·	The TCP/IP address of the WinFrame server (if available).
·	The IPX address of the WinFrame server (if available).
·	The number of users connected.

# Cache View
The Cache view displays information about the client image cache for the selected WinStation. There are no actions associated with this view.

# The user cannot be authenticated on the highlighted Server. Select another server to view

# The selected WinStation is listening for connections

# WinAdmin cannot display information about the system console.
# WinAdmin is gathering information about the currently highlighted Server.

# This WinStation is not active.

# Select a key to use as the hotkey that terminates shadowing.

# Check this box to use SHIFT+key as the hotkey that terminates shadowing.

# Check this box to use CTRL+key as the hotkey that terminates shadowing.

# Check this box to use ALT+key as the hotkey that terminates shadowing.

# Enter the title you want to appear on the message dialog box here.

# Enter the text of the message here.

# The name of the user logged on at the WinStation.

# The name of the WinStation.

# The total number of bytes received.

# The total number of bytes sent.

# The total number data frames received.

# The total number of data frames sent.

# The average number of bytes contained in an incoming frame.

# The average number of bytes contained in an outgoing frame.

# The total number of invalid frames received.

# The total number of frames rejected as invalid by the client.

# The percentage of invalid frames received.

# The percentage of frames rejected as invalid by the client.

# The total number of input timeouts.

# The total number of timeouts reported by the client.

# The compression ratio for incoming data from the client.

# The compression ration for data going to the client.

# Refeshes the WinStation status information.

# Resets the WinStation status counters.

# Select this to display additional information about the connection.

# The async device associated with the WinStation.

# The baud rate of the serial connection.

#  The status of the DTR (Data Terminal Ready) modem signal.

# The status of the RTS (Request To Send) modem signal.

# The status of the CTS (Clear To Send) modem signal.

# The status of the DSR (Data Set Ready) modem signal.

# The status of the DCD (Data Carrier Detect) modem signal.

# The status of the RI (Ring Indicator) modem signal.

# The number of framing errors on inbound data.

# The number of overrun errors on inbound data.

# The number of overflow errors on inbound data.

# The number of parity errors on inbound data.

# The number of framing errors on outbound data detected by the client.

# The number of overrun errors on outbound data detected by the client.

# The number of overflow errors on outbound data detected by the client.

# The number of parity errors on outbound data detected by the client.

# Displays the LAN adapter associated with the WinStation.

# Click this to refresh the process list manually only.

# Click this to automatically refresh the process list.

# Specify how often you want the process list refreshed.

# Click this to refresh the status dialogs manually only.

# Click this to automatically refresh the status dialogs.

# Specify how often you want the status dialogs refreshed.

# Check this box to get a configuration dialog before performing certain actions; for example, resetting a WinStation.

# Check this box to save your current settings when you exit WinStation Administration.

# The list of servers that are not displayed in the Server List.

# The list of servers that are displayed in the Server List.

# Add the selected servers to the Show these Servers list.

# Remove the selected servers from the Show these Servers list.

# Add all servers to the Show these Servers list.

# Remove all servers from the Show these Servers list.

# $ WinStation Administration Overview
WinStation Administration is a system administration utility used to query and manage WinStations, users, processes, and licenses on WinFrame servers on the network. Functions performed by WinStation Administration include:
·	WinStation view
·	Connect a session to a WinStation
·	Disconnect a session from a WinStation
·	Send a message to a WinStation
·	Shadow (monitor) a WinStation
·	Reset a WinStation
·	Display WinStation connection status
·	Display WinStation client information

·	User view
·	Connect a session to a WinStation
·	Disconnect a session from a WinStation
·	Send a message to a user
·	Shadow (monitor) a user session
·	Logoff a user session
·	Display WinStation connection status
·	Display a user’s WinStation information

·	Process view
·	Display user and system processes
·	Terminate a process
·	License view
·	Display license information
·	Information view
·	Display server or WinStation information

# $ K  WinStation Administration Views

The WinStation Administration screen has two panels. The left panel displays WinFrame servers and WinStations. The right panel has several tabs (Users, WinStations, Processes, Licenses, Cache, and Information) that are used to display data about the objects selected in the left panel. Selected objects can be WinFrame servers or WinStations on a WinFrame server.

The tabs that are displayed in the right panel change depending on the type of selected object; for example, if a WinStation or WinFrame server is selected. If you select a WinFrame server in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window, the Users, WinStations, Processes, Licenses, and Information tabs are displayed in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window. If you select an active WinStation in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window, only the Processes, Cache, and Information tabs are displayed in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window. If you select an inactive WinStation, no information is displayed.

When WinStation Administration is started, your current WinFrame server is the selected object. Other WinFrame servers on the network may appear with a question mark superimposed over them. This means that WinStation Administration is gathering information about those servers. The question mark disappears after information has been received about those servers.

# $ K  User View
WinStation Administration displays the status of all user sessions, one session per line. The fields displayed are:
n	The username of the user session.
n	The WinStation the user session is connected to, if any.
n	The sessionID of the user session.
n	The state of the session.
n	The idle time, or number of minutes since the last keyboard or mouse input for this session.
n	The logon time of the session.
Use the direction keys or the mouse to select one or more users in the right panel. The buttons on the toolbar show the actions you can perform on the selected users. Any actions that are not applicable to the selected users are grayed out; for example, you cannot shadow your current session.

# $ K WinStation View

WinStation Administration displays the status of all configured WinStations. The fields displayed are:
·	Connection status icon. This is a graphical representation of the WinStation.
·	WinStation name. This is a name associated with the WinStation and used by WinFrame utilities to refer to a particular WinStation.
·	The username of the connected user at the WinStation, if any.
·	The sessionID of the connected user at the WinStation, if any.
·	The WinStation state. States include:
Active
The WinStation is connected and a user session is active.
Conn
The WinStation is connected. No user is logged in.
ConnQ
The WinStation is in the process of connecting. If this state persists it indicates a problem with the WinStation connection.
Shadow
The WinStation is shadowing another WinStation.
Listen
The WinStation is ready to accept a client connection.
Disc
The WinStation is disconnected.
Idle
The WinStation is initialized and ready to accept a connection.
Down
The WinStation failed to initialize correctly and is not available.
Init
The WinStation is initializing.
·	Type. This refers to the type of WinStation, usually Console or Citrix
ICA 3.0.
·	Client Name. The clientname of the WinStation, if applicable.
·	Idle Time. The amount of elapsed time since the last activity at the WinStation.
·	Logon Time. The time that the user logged on, if applicable.
·	Comment. This is a free-format comment field you can use to include additional information about the WinStation; for example, its location.
Use the direction keys or the mouse to select one or more WinStations in the right panel. The toolbar and the Actions pull-down menu show the actions you can perform on the selected WinStations. Any actions that are not applicable to the selected WinStations are grayed out; for example, you cannot shadow your own session.

# $ K Process View

WinStation Administration displays the status of all user (and optionally all system) processes associated with the selected object (server or WinStation), one process per line. The fields displayed are:
n	The username associated with the process.
n	The WinStation associated with the process.
n	The ID (sessionID) of the user session associated with the process.
n	The state of the process.
n	The PID (processID) of the process.
n	The name of the executable module (Image) associated with the process.

Use the direction keys or the mouse to select one or more processes. The toolbar and the Actions pull-down menu show the actions you can perform on the selected processes. Any actions that are not applicable to the selected processes are grayed out.

# $ K License View

The License view displays information about the WinFrame software licenses on the selected WinFrame server. No actions are associated with this view. The fields displayed are:
n	The license number
n	The product or add-on name

# $ K Information View

The Information view displays information about the selected WinFrame server or WinStation. No actions are associated with this view.

WinFrame Server Information View
The fields on the WinFrame server Information view include:
n	WinFrame  software version.
n	Build number.
n	The date the WinFrame software was installed.
n	The current service pack level.
n	A list of all hotfixes installed. Information displayed includes hotfix number, when it was installed, and who installed it.

WinStation Information View
If you select an inactive WinStation, no information is displayed.
The fields on the WinStation Information view include:
n	User name. The username of the currently logged on user.
n	Client name. The clientname of the client, if applicable.
n	Client build number. Version information for the client.
n	Client directory. The directory containing the WinFrame client program files.
n	Client product ID.
n	Client hardware ID.
n	Client address. For network-connected clients, the network address.
n	Server data buffers.
n	Client data buffers.
n	The color depth (number of colors displayable by the client).
n	The client video resolution.
n	Modem name. The name of the modem, if applicable.
n	Client license. The license number of the client, if applicable.
n	Client module information. This panel contains information about the WinFrame client.

# $ K Cache View

The Cache view displays information about the client image cache for the selected WinStation. There are no actions associated with this view.

# $ To start WinStation Administration
	1.	Click on Start. Select WinFrame Tools (Common) from the Programs folder.
	2.	Click on WinStation Administration.
		The WinStation Administration screen appears.

# $ To display the User view
·	Select a WinFrame server in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window and then click on the Users tab in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window.

# $ To connect a disconnected session
·	Click on the Connect button or select Connect from the Actions pull-down menu. A window appears to confirm the connection:
	
	Click on OK to connect the session or Cancel to cancel the operation. The session is connected to your WinStation and the current session at your WinStation is disconnected. The WinStation must be capable of supporting the video resolution used by the disconnected session. If the WinStation does not support the required video resolution, the operation fails. Sessions disconnected from WinStations other than the console cannot be connected to the system console.

# $ To disconnect the selected sessions
·	Click on the Disconnect button or select Disconnect from the Actions pull-down menu. A window appears to confirm the disconnection:

	Click on OK to disconnect the sessions or Cancel to cancel the operation. Disconnected sessions appear as sessions with no associated WinStation in the “disc” (disconnected) state. You cannot disconnect a session running at the system console.

# $ To send a message to the selected sessions
·	Click on the Message button or select Message from the Function pull-down menu. A window appears with two text windows: a Title window and a Message window.

	The contents of the Title window will appear as the title of the message box displayed at the recipient WinStations and the contents of the Message window will be displayed in the message box. Multiple lines can be entered in either box by using ctrl+enter to move to a new line in the edit box. When you are done composing the message, click on OK to send the message or Cancel to cancel the operation.

# $ To shadow the selected user session or WinStation
·	Click on the Shadow button or select Shadow from the Actions pull-down menu. The Start Shadowing dialog box appears:

	You can change the hotkey used to terminate shadowing, if desired. The default hotkey to terminate shadowing is ctrl+*.
	The user is notified of the pending shadowing and allowed to confirm or deny shadowing, unless notification is disabled. Use WinStation Configuration and User Manager to configure shadowing for users and WinStations.
	The shadowing WinStation must be capable of supporting the video resolution used at the shadowed WinStation. If the shadowing WinStation does not support the required video resolution, the operation fails. You cannot shadow the system console from another WinStation and you cannot shadow other WinStations from the system console. Use ctrl+* (or whatever hotkey you defined) to terminate shadowing.

# $ To reset the selected WinStations or disconnected sessions
·	Click on the Reset button or select Reset from the Actions pull-down menu. A window appears to confirm the reset:
	
	Click on OK to reset the WinStations or disconnected sessions, or Cancel to cancel the operation.

# $ To display connection information for the selected user WinStations
·	Click on the Status button or select Status from the Actions pull-down menu. A window containing connection status appears:

	The format of the information varies depending on the connection type. If multiple WinStations are selected, the information windows are stacked atop each other. Click on OK to close the window.

# $ To display the WinStation view
·	Select a WinFrame server in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window and then click on the WinStations tab in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window. If you select an inactive WinStation, no information is displayed.

# $ To display the Process view
·	Select a WinFrame server or active WinStation in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window and then click on the Processes tab in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window. To display system processes and user processes, click Show System Processes in the Views pull-down menu. Click it again to disable system process display.

# $ To terminate the selected processes
·	Click on the Terminate button or select Terminate from the Actions pull-down menu. A window appears to confirm the termination. Click on OK to terminate the process or Cancel to cancel the operation.

# $ To display the License view
·	Select a WinFrame server in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window and then click on the Licenses tab in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window.

# $ To display the Information view
·	Select an active WinStation or WinFrame server in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window and then click on the Information tab in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window. The information displayed depends on the object type (WinFrame server or WinStation).

# $ To display the Cache view
·	Select an active WinStation in the left panel of the WinStation Administration window and then click on the Cache tab in the right panel of the WinStation Administration window.

# $ Define Server Filter List
Select the servers to display in the WinStation Administration server pane. By default, WinStation Administration shows all available servers.
WinStation Administration automatically adds new WinFrame servers to the server pane. Click Hide new Servers when found to prevent WinStation Administration from adding servers to the server pane.