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In the Connection Settings section, there is a checkbox to allow Reflection to be closed while a host session is active. I do not want to allow users to check that box. Has anyone accomplished this? Any tips would be most welcome. Thanks!

Environment Details:

Reflection for Desktop for UNIX and OpenVMS Version 16.2.731.0

Microsoft Windows Server 2016

Screenshot of the configuration option attached


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#disconnect

In the Connection Settings section, there is a checkbox to allow Reflection to be closed while a host session is active. I do not want to allow users to check that box. Has anyone accomplished this? Any tips would be most welcome. Thanks!

Environment Details:

Reflection for Desktop for UNIX and OpenVMS Version 16.2.731.0

Microsoft Windows Server 2016

Screenshot of the configuration option attached


#Other
#OpenVMS
#Reflection
#disconnect

Hi VMS Geek,

 

There is a way to disable this option using a customized access file.  Based on the setting you are trying to control this appears to be a VT Terminal connection, so you would customize the rdox.access file in the following directions here.

Those instructions will allow you to customize what the user is able to change or view for any given setting.  There are multiple ways to distribute this change to the users as described.

Regards,

Jeff

Hi VMS Geek,

 

There is a way to disable this option using a customized access file.  Based on the setting you are trying to control this appears to be a VT Terminal connection, so you would customize the rdox.access file in the following directions here.

Those instructions will allow you to customize what the user is able to change or view for any given setting.  There are multiple ways to distribute this change to the users as described.

Regards,

Jeff

Thanks for the quick response, Jeff! I think that is exactly what we need. I'll mark this as the solution once I've been able to confirm.
Thanks for the quick response, Jeff! I think that is exactly what we need. I'll mark this as the solution once I've been able to confirm.

VMS Geek,

I wanted to verify if this solution worked for you.

Thanks,

Jeff

 

VMS Geek,

I wanted to verify if this solution worked for you.

Thanks,

Jeff

 

I accepted this as the solution because I believe it would work for most people. It was not a viable solution in our environment, but I believe we have found something that will work for us. Thanks!

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