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Ports
The Ports feature allows client COM and LPT port mapping. You can also use Citrix Studio policies to enable automatic connection of COM ports and LPT ports. For more information, see Port redirection policy settings.
If you use the Ports feature to manually control the mapping of each port, remember to enable the Client COM port redirection or the Client LPT port redirection policies in Citrix Studio. By default, COM port redirection and LPT port redirection are prohibited.
Tip:
You can use dynamic tokens to extend Workspace Environment Management actions to make them more powerful.
Ports list
A list of your existing ports. You can use Find to filter the list by name or ID.
To add a port
- Select Add from the context menu.
- Enter details on the New Port dialog tabs, then click OK.
Fields and controls
Name. The display name of the port, as it appears in the port list.
Description. Appears only in the edition/creation wizard and allows you to specify additional information about the resource.
Port State. Toggles whether the port is enabled or disabled. When disabled, it is not processed by the agent even if assigned to a user.
Port Name. The functional name of the port.
Port Target. The target port.
Options tab
Action Type. Describes what type of action this resource performs.
For example, you can configure the port settings as follows:
- Port name: Select “COM3:”
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Port target: Enter
\\Client\COM3:
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