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Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T07:57:02Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	As shown, the following settings are important to make sure that your network settings is working correctly: <br>		As shown, the following settings are important to make sure that your network settings is working correctly: <br>

	1. Server IP: Server's IP address in the network. This address will guide clients to find the server in the network. <br>		1. '''Server IP''': Server's IP address in the network. This address will guide clients to find the server in the network. <br>

	2. Server port: Server port is the port to build communications between client and server. <br>		2. '''Server port''': Server port is the port to build communications between client and server. <br>

	3. Timeout: Time-out defines the maximum waiting period. If the client sends a request to the server, but the server does not send a response back in the set time, then the client is denied access. Default time-out period is 5 seconds. <br>		3. '''Timeout''': Time-out defines the maximum waiting period. If the client sends a request to the server, but the server does not send a response back in the set time, then the client is denied access. Default time-out period is 5 seconds. <br>

	4. Access mode: The method for NetUniKey Clients to access the NetUniKey Server. If you set it to access by IP, NetUniKey Server accepts only ONE client per IP. If this value is set to access by process, the NetUniKey client from the same process can only be accepted once. If it is set to access by thread, NetUniKey can be accepted in any thread. Access by shared IP means all requests from a single IP will be counted as 1. To facilitate setting other devices with the same configuration, you can save your configuration information into a file, or to update a device remotely, you can generate an update file. <br>		4. '''Access mode''': The method for NetUniKey Clients to access the NetUniKey Server. If you set it to access by IP, NetUniKey Server accepts only ONE client per IP. If this value is set to access by process, the NetUniKey client from the same process can only be accepted once. If it is set to access by thread, NetUniKey can be accepted in any thread. Access by shared IP means all requests from a single IP will be counted as 1. To facilitate setting other devices with the same configuration, you can save your configuration information into a file, or to update a device remotely, you can generate an update file. <br>

	5. Working mode: Working mode specifies how the UniKey Client will operate. If this value is set to local only, the NetUniKey Client will only work with a UniKey dongle attached to a local USB port. If this value is local->network, the UniKey Client will check for a local UniKey dongle attached to a USB port first, if this fails, it will try to search for the UniKey dongle attached to the UniKey server in the network. If you set it to network only, the NetUniKey Client will only work with the UniKey dongle attached to the UniKey server. When this value is set to network->local, the NetUniKey client will try to connect with the UniKey dongle attached to UniKey server first, and if it fails, it will try to load a local UniKey attached to a USB port.<br>		5. '''Working mode''': Working mode specifies how the UniKey Client will operate. If this value is set to local only, the NetUniKey Client will only work with a UniKey dongle attached to a local USB port. If this value is local->network, the UniKey Client will check for a local UniKey dongle attached to a USB port first, if this fails, it will try to search for the UniKey dongle attached to the UniKey server in the network. If you set it to network only, the NetUniKey Client will only work with the UniKey dongle attached to the UniKey server. When this value is set to network->local, the NetUniKey client will try to connect with the UniKey dongle attached to UniKey server first, and if it fails, it will try to load a local UniKey attached to a USB port.<br>

	6. Searching mode: Search mode sets how UniKey clients will try to find a UniKey dongle on the network. Local only is used for connecting to the server by using the server IP set in the configuration file. If it is set to local->broadcast, the UniKey client will try to use the information in the configuration file first, if this fails, the UniKey clients will broadcast to the local network to find the UniKey. If set to broadcast->local, the UniKey clients will broadcast to the network first, and will try to connect to the UniKey specified in NetUniKey configuration file when they cannot find any UniKey via the broadcast. You can save this configuration file by clicking on Save, or read the previous client settings file by clicking on Read.<br>		6. '''Searching mode''': Search mode sets how UniKey clients will try to find a UniKey dongle on the network. Local only is used for connecting to the server by using the server IP set in the configuration file. If it is set to local->broadcast, the UniKey client will try to use the information in the configuration file first, if this fails, the UniKey clients will broadcast to the local network to find the UniKey. If set to broadcast->local, the UniKey clients will broadcast to the network first, and will try to connect to the UniKey specified in NetUniKey configuration file when they cannot find any UniKey via the broadcast. You can save this configuration file by clicking on Save, or read the previous client settings file by clicking on Read.<br>

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Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T07:50:13Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	As shown, the following settings are important to make sure that your network settings is working correctly: <br>		As shown, the following settings are important to make sure that your network settings is working correctly: <br>
	1. Server IP<br>
	2. Server port<br>		1. Server IP: Server's IP address in the network. This address will guide clients to find the server in the network. <br>
	3. Timeout<br>
	4. Access mode<br>		2. Server port: Server port is the port to build communications between client and server. <br>
	5. Working mode<br>
	6. Searching mode<br>		3. Timeout: Time-out defines the maximum waiting period. If the client sends a request to the server, but the server does not send a response back in the set time, then the client is denied access. Default time-out period is 5 seconds. <br>

			4. Access mode: The method for NetUniKey Clients to access the NetUniKey Server. If you set it to access by IP, NetUniKey Server accepts only ONE client per IP. If this value is set to access by process, the NetUniKey client from the same process can only be accepted once. If it is set to access by thread, NetUniKey can be accepted in any thread. Access by shared IP means all requests from a single IP will be counted as 1. To facilitate setting other devices with the same configuration, you can save your configuration information into a file, or to update a device remotely, you can generate an update file. <br>

			5. Working mode: Working mode specifies how the UniKey Client will operate. If this value is set to local only, the NetUniKey Client will only work with a UniKey dongle attached to a local USB port. If this value is local->network, the UniKey Client will check for a local UniKey dongle attached to a USB port first, if this fails, it will try to search for the UniKey dongle attached to the UniKey server in the network. If you set it to network only, the NetUniKey Client will only work with the UniKey dongle attached to the UniKey server. When this value is set to network->local, the NetUniKey client will try to connect with the UniKey dongle attached to UniKey server first, and if it fails, it will try to load a local UniKey attached to a USB port.<br>

			6. Searching mode: Search mode sets how UniKey clients will try to find a UniKey dongle on the network. Local only is used for connecting to the server by using the server IP set in the configuration file. If it is set to local->broadcast, the UniKey client will try to use the information in the configuration file first, if this fails, the UniKey clients will broadcast to the local network to find the UniKey. If set to broadcast->local, the UniKey clients will broadcast to the network first, and will try to connect to the UniKey specified in NetUniKey configuration file when they cannot find any UniKey via the broadcast. You can save this configuration file by clicking on Save, or read the previous client settings file by clicking on Read.<br>

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Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T07:44:43Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	[[File:Console device network.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Console device network tab]]		[[File:Console device network.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Console device network tab]]

	As shown, the following settings are important to make sure that your network settings is working correctly:		As shown, the following settings are important to make sure that your network settings is working correctly: <br>
	1. Server IP		1. Server IP<br>
	2. Server port		2. Server port<br>
	3. Timeout		3. Timeout<br>
	4. Access mode		4. Access mode<br>
	5. Working mode		5. Working mode<br>
	6. Searching mode		6. Searching mode<br>

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Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T07:37:58Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	[[File:Console device network.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Console device network tab]]		[[File:Console device network.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Console device network tab]]

			As shown, the following settings are important to make sure that your network settings is working correctly:
			1. Server IP
			2. Server port
			3. Timeout
			4. Access mode
			5. Working mode
			6. Searching mode

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Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T07:28:41Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If the file NetUniKey.ini is not found, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address. This is the default setings, which can be seen in the picture below:		This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If the file NetUniKey.ini is not found, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address. This is the default setings, which can be seen in the picture below:

	[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|~~250px~~\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]		[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|300px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]

	If no such found is found in the "for network" folder, you can generate a new NetUniKey.ini file from the Console under network settings.		If no such found is found in the "for network" folder, you can generate a new NetUniKey.ini file from the Console under network settings.

	[[File:Console device network.png\|~~250px~~\|alt=UniKey Console device network tab]]		[[File:Console device network.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Console device network tab]]

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Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T07:27:07Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|250px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]		[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|250px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]

			If no such found is found in the "for network" folder, you can generate a new NetUniKey.ini file from the Console under network settings.

			[[File:Console device network.png\|250px\|alt=UniKey Console device network tab]]

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Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T06:56:18Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	[[File:Networkassistlocation.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist location]]		[[File:Networkassistlocation.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist location]]

	This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If ~~there is no~~ NetUniKey.ini, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address.		This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If the file NetUniKey.ini is not found, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address. This is the default setings, which can be seen in the picture below:

	[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|250px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]		[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|250px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]

Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T06:23:12Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If there is no NetUniKey.ini, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address.		This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If there is no NetUniKey.ini, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address.

	[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|~~500px~~\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]		[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|250px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]

Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T06:22:36Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If there is no NetUniKey.ini, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address.		This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If there is no NetUniKey.ini, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address.

	[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist ~~location~~]]		[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist NetUniKey.ini content]]

Mapril: /* NetUniKey Configuration File */

2018-08-02T06:15:53Z

NetUniKey Configuration File

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	This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If there is no NetUniKey.ini, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address.		This can be done because UniKey Assist will load NetUniKey.ini when it starts. If there is no NetUniKey.ini, it will try to find a local UniKey, and then search for a UniKey on the network. UniKey Assist will broadcast to find a UniKey on the network if it cannot find the UniKey with a pre-fixed NetUniKey server IP address.

			[[File:NetUniKeyini.png\|500px\|alt=UniKey Network Assist location]]


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