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NAME
     utdesktop -  administer Sun Ray enterprise appliance desktop
     units

SYNOPSIS
     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop   -e  "desktop-id,location,other-
     info"

     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop  -ef filename

     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop  -h

     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop  -l    [ -c  | -g  |  -w    [  -t
     timeout ]  ]

     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop  -L   { -c  | -g   |  -w    [  -t
     timeout ]  }

     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop  -li substring

     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop  -o

     /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utdesktop  -p desktop-id

DESCRIPTION
     The utdesktop command allows the  user  to  manage  Sun  Ray
     enterprise  appliance desktop units connected to the Sun Ray
     enterprise server the command is run on.    The  information
     that  utdesktop  displays  and  allows  the  user to edit is
     stored in the Sun Ray administration database. Other  infor-
     mation is obtained from the Sun Ray authentication manager.

     utdesktop operations that only display  information  may  be
     run  by any user. Operations that change data must be run by
     superuser root.

OPTIONS
     The following options are supported:

     -e    Edit properties for the specified appliance by  chang-
           ing  the  location and other information properties to
           the specified values. Note that the 3  comma-delimited
           values  should  be enclosed within quotes. You must be
           root to use this option.

     -ef   Batch edit properties for  multiple  appliances  using
           input  from the specified filename. The format of each
           line in the input file is:  desktop-id,location,other-
           info You must be root to use this option.

     -G    List  all  currently  connected  appliances  and   the
           servers they are connected to. See note.

     -h    Show usage information (this message).

     -l    List all appliances.

     -l -c List all appliances that are currently connected.

     -L -c List all appliances that are currently connected (long
           format).

     -l -g List  all  currently  connected  appliances  and   the
           servers they are connected to.

     -L -g List  all  currently  connected  appliances  and   the
           servers they are connected to (long format).

     -l -w  [-t timeout]
           List all appliances waiting for a session  during  the
           set  timeout  (short format). The default value of the
           timeout is 60 seconds.

     -L -w  [-t timeout]
           List all appliances waiting for a session  during  the
           set  timeout  (long  format). The default value of the
           timeout is 60 seconds.

     -li   List all appliances with desktop IDs that contain  the
           specified substring.

     -o    Dump appliance list  in  comma-delimited  format.  The
           format   of  each  line  output  by  this  option  is:
           desktop-id,location,other-info

     -p    Show desktop properties for  the  appliance  with  the
           specified ID.

          Note:

          The -G option is being replaced with the options -l  -g
          (short  format) and -L -g (long format). Options -G, -l
          -g and -L -g are supported in Sun Ray software  version
          1.2.  -G  will no longer be supported in later versions
          of the Sun Ray software.

EXAMPLES
     Example 1:  To display all appliances that  contain   "a851"
     in their desktop IDs:

      $ utdesktop -li a851

     Example 2:  To display the current properties for  appliance
     080020a85112:

      $ utdesktop -p 080020a85112

     Example 3: To change the location and other information pro-
     perties  for  appliance  080020a85112  to  "SFO12-2103"  and
     "John's Office", respectively:

      $ utdesktop -e   "080020a85112,SFO12-2103,John's Office"

     Example 4: To clear the location and other information  pro-
     perties for appliance 080020a85112:

      $ utdesktop -e "080020a85112,,"

     Example 5:  To edit the properties  of  multiple  appliances
     using input from the file /tmp/desktops:

      $ utdesktop -ef /tmp/desktops

     Example 6:  To list all appliances in an error state without
     sessions within the default timeout:

      $ utdesktop -l -w

     Example 7:  For a busy or slow network,  to  list  (in  long
     format)  all  appliances  in an error state without sessions
     for at least five minutes:

      $ utdesktop -L -w -t 300

FILES
     The following file is used:

     /etc/opt/SUNWut/utadmin.conf

ATTRIBUTES
     See attributes(5) for descriptions of the  following  attri-
     butes:

     ____________________________________________________________
    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
    | Availability                | SUNWuta                     |
    |_____________________________|_____________________________|


SEE ALSO
     utuser(1M), utadmin.conf(4)

     Sun Ray Enterprise Server Software Administrator's Guide

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