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HP Remote Graphics Software Blanking Monitor Disable
09-18-2013 07:14 PM

Hi
I am trying to disable the remote computer monitor blanking operation as the computer I am remtoely connecting to has a user on it and I want that person to see what I am seeing...
I have tried changing the rgsenderconfig Rgsender.IsBlankScreenAndBlockInputEnabled to 0 but this still does not appear to work...
Below is a copy of the config
My laptop is a HP EliteBook 8760w with an Nvidia Quadro 3000M driver version 320.86 and I am connecting to a Z800 with Nvidia Quadro 2000 driver version 320.49.
Any additional information you need please let me know
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
Regards
Andrew
##### Hewlett-Packard Remote Graphics Software ##### Sender Properties ##### Uncomment a property to override its default value. ## Sets the maximum image update rate that the Sender transmits to the ## Receiver. If the value is set to zero, the update rate will be unlimited. # Rgsender.MaxImageUpdateRate=30 ## Sets the preferred image CODEC. ## Both the sender and receiver must support the specified CODEC. ## The available CODECs are: ## NC (HP3) The default since release 5.0 ## HP2 The default prior to release 5.0 ## JPEG-LS Lossless, available since 5.3.1 # Rgsender.ImageCodec.Preferred=NC ## Enable or disable the sender disconnecting all receivers when the ## primary user logs out. # Rgsender.IsDisconnectOnLogoutEnabled=1 ## Enable or disable RGS connections if the iLO remote console is ## active. If enabled, simultaneous connections using the iLO remote ## console and RGS are possible which could allow eavesdropping. See ## the User's Guide for more details. Currently, this property is only ## supported on Linux. # Rgsender.IsIloRemoteConsoleEnabled=0 ## Enable or disable easy login connections to non-blades. If this ## property is enabled on a system with a locally attached monitor and ## keyboard, such as a desktop or workstation, easy login connections ## will be possible. This could allow eavesdropping. Normally, this ## property should remain disabled. See the User's Guide for more ## details. Currently, this property is only supported on Windows. # Rgsender.IsAnonymousConnectionForceEnabled=0 ## The methods for detecting image changes on the display. All changes ## are sent to the receiver as image updates. ## The "GPU" uses the GPU hardware to quickly compare one full screen ## to a previous full screen. ## The "Comparitron" method uses the system's CPU to compare one full ## screen to a previous full screen. ## The "ChangeList" method uses, in Windows, the RGS mirror-driver, ## and on Linux, the "Remote Graphics" X server extension to detect ## display changes. Enter the methods in priority order of usage. If ## a method is not currently supported in the system, the next method ## in the list will be tried. # Rgsender.PreferredDisplayMethods=GPU ChangeList Comparitron ## Enable or disable the collaboration notification dialog # Rgsender.IsCollaborationNotificationEnabled=1 ## Enable or disable session reconnection during session logout or ## Fast User Switching. Supported on Vista and later Windows OSs. # Rgsender.IsReconnectOnConsoleDisconnectEnabled=1 ## Sets the time in seconds to wait for a system logon event to ## complete. If the logon does not occur within "ConsoleLogonTimeout", ## the sender will be shut down. # Rgsender.ConsoleLogonTimeout=30 ## The timeout in msecs at after the connection will be closed. # Rgsender.Network.Timeout.Error=30000 ## The timeout in msecs on dialog boxes, such as the authorization ## dialog. # Rgsender.Network.Timeout.Dialog=15000 ## Determines whether or not the RGS Sender will accept connections ## from RGS Receivers on all network interfaces or not. # Rgsender.Network.IsListenOnAllInterfacesEnabled=1 ## If the Rgsender.Network.IsListenOnAllInterfacesEnabled property is ## set to 0, these properties specify which network interfaces will be ## used to accept connections from RGS Receivers. On Linux, these ## generally correspond with "eth0", "eth1", etc. On Windows Xp, these ## correspond with the order specified in Control Panel -> Network ## Connections -> Advanced -> Advanced Settings -> Adapters and ## Bindings -> Connections (Note that 1394 Connections and Loopback ## interfaces are ignored and do not affect the numbering of the ## network interfaces). # Rgsender.Network.Interface.0.IsEnabled=0 # Rgsender.Network.Interface.1.IsEnabled=0 # Rgsender.Network.Interface.2.IsEnabled=0 ## A network interface will only be used to accept connections from RGS ## Receivers if it is enabled using either ## Rgsender.Network.IsListenOnAllInterfacesEnabled or one of the ## Rgsender.Network.Interface.n.IsEnabled properties AND if the IP ## Address associated with that network interface falls within the ## range of IP Addresses specified with this subnet mask (in CIDR ## notation). # Rgsender.Network.AllowIpAddressSubnet=255.255.255.255/32 ## Port used for communication between sender and receiver # Rgsender.Network.Port=42966 ## The mode the HPVelocity driver should operate in upon successful registration. Default is 3 (Active). ## 0=Off, 2=Monitor, 3=Active # Rgsender.Network.HPVelocity.Mode=3 ## The target loss rate the HPVelocity driver should use. Default is 3 (0.04%) ## 0=0.4%, 1=0.2%, 2=0.1%, 3=0.04% # Rgsender.Network.HPVelocity.TargetLossRate=3 ## The active network interface that is being used by RGS. Default is eth0. # Rgsender.Network.HPVelocity.NetworkInterface=eth0 ## Packet loss protecion enable. Default is 1 (enabled). # Rgsender.Network.HPVelocity.EnablePlp=1 ## LiveTCP enable. Default is 1 (enabled). # Rgsender.Network.HPVelocity.EnableLiveTcp=1 ## LiveTCP latency threshold. 30ms default. # Rgsender.Network.HPVelocity.LiveTcpLatencyThreshold=30 ## LiveTCP congestion control algorithm. ## 0=Aggressive, 1=Friendly # Rgsender.Network.HPVelocity.LiveTcpCongestionControlAlgorithm=0 ## Cause the sender local display to blank and local keyboard and mouse ## input to block when primary user is connected. # Rgsender.IsBlankScreenAndBlockInputEnabled=0 ## Configure the USB ACL files. There is a ruleset and a schema file. ## Both are required for the ACL functionality to work correctly. The ## default ruleset allows all USB device connections. The sender ## monitors the ruleset file for changes. If the ruleset file becomes ## inaccessible, the sender will disconnect USB devices after an error ## period has expired. This error period is controlled via the ## RulesetErrorTimeout property. The property is specified in ## milliseconds and defaults to 5 seconds. # Rgsender.Usb.Acl.RulesetPath=hprDefaultUsbAcl.xml # Rgsender.Usb.Acl.SchemaPath=hprUsbAcl.xsd # Rgsender.Usb.Acl.RulesetErrorTimeout=5000 ## Remote Clipboard # Rgsender.Clipboard.IsEnabled=1 ## Enable or disable the Easy Logon Mode of operation to conform to ## previous RGS releases. # Rgsender.IsClassicEasyLogonEnabled=0 ## Remote audio enables an audio stream from the sender to the ## receiver for playback. Some audio devices do not have the ability ## to capture all audio output. For these systems, it is recommended ## that remote audio be disabled. # Rgsender.Audio.IsEnabled=1 ## Remote microphone enables an audio stream from the receiver to the ## sender for recording. # Rgsender.Mic.IsEnabled=1
05-21-2014 10:37 PM

Hi Andrew,
I found a reference in the user guide that states if you want an item from the config file to take effect, then you must remove all leading # signs.
Hope this helps!
Best,
Daniel

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