User guide

Chapter 4: DSView Management Software 61
Click the System Settings toolbar icon.
The Global Settings dialog box will appear.
2. Click the Connections tab.
3. In the DSView Video Session Window Timeout area, select Enable.
4. Type the number of inactivity minutes to wait before the session times out.
5. Click OK to save the settings.
To change a remote session time-out value:
1. From the DSView management software menu, select Options - System Settings.
- or -
Click the System Settings toolbar icon.
The Global Settings dialog box will appear.
2. Click the Local Options tab.
3. Select one of the following from the Local Options tab:
• Default System Timeout Values - The global session time-out value set by an
Administrator and stored on the DSAuth Server (default).
• No Timeout - A remote session will never time-out due to inactivity.
• Timeout Value - A remote session will time-out after the number of minutes of inactivity
specified. Type a number from 1-60 in the Minutes field.
4. Click OK to save the settings.
Default Video Session Macro Group
The default global macro group used when a server is being viewed in a Video Viewer window
may be specified using the Default Video Session Macro Group drop-down menu. See Global
Keyboard Macros on page 64 for more information on global macros.
Default Local Cursor
The way that the local cursor will display when a server is initially being viewed in a Video Viewer
window may be modified using the Local Options tab. You may choose a local cursor by clicking
one of the buttons in the Default Local Cursor area, clicking Default to use the default DSView
management software cursor or selecting None if you do not wish to display the local cursor when
viewing a target device in a Video Viewer window.
Once a Video Viewer window has been displayed, you may change the local cursor within the
Video Viewer window. See Adjusting Mouse Options on page 94 for more information.