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NAME
     utsettings  -  view or change the settings  for  a  Sun  Ray
     enterprise appliance

SYNOPSIS
     /opt/SUNWut/bin/utsettings  [ -H ]

DESCRIPTION
     The utsettings command brings up  the  interactive  Sun  Ray
     Settings GUI that allows the user to view or change the set-
     tings for a Sun Ray enterprise appliance desktop unit.

     Running utsettings with no arguments causes the  application
     to  display  settings for the Sun Ray appliance the invoking
     user is currently logged into. It does this by connecting to
     the  Sun  Ray  session  manager, which tells the application
     which appliance is currently being  used  and  notifies  the
     application  if  this changes (i.e., if the user inserts the
     user's smart card into another  appliance).    If  the  user
     moves  to  another Sun Ray appliance, the Settings GUI "fol-
     lows" the user  by  connecting  to  the  new  appliance  and
     displaying the new appliance's current settings.

     By  default,  Sun  Ray  enterprise  servers  will  start  an
     instance  of  utslaunch(1M)  for  each session when the user
     logs into a Sun Ray appliance via dtlogin.  This  makes  the
     Settings  GUI  available to users when they press a hot key.
     Subsequent hot key presses cause the GUI to hide  itself  or
     show  itself again. Users can initiate similar functionality
     by running utsettings with the -H flag,  although  only  one
     instance  of  utsettings  -H or utslaunch can be running per
     session.

OPTIONS
     The following option is supported:

     -H    Start the Settings GUI in  "hot  key"  mode.  In  this
           mode,  the application starts hidden and waits for the
           hot key to be pressed before displaying itself. Press-
           ing  the  hot key again causes the application to hide
           itself again. The  hot  key  can  be  user-  or  site-
           defined,  but defaults to Shift-Props (press the Props
           key while holding down  the  Shift  key).  See  FILES,
           below  for  more  details. Only one instance of utset-
           tings -H or utslaunch can be running per session.

EXAMPLES
     Example 1: To display the settings for the enterprise appli-
     ance you are currently logged into:

      $ utsettings

     Example 2: To display the settings for the enterprise appli-
     ance  you  are  currently  logged into, but start it in "hot
     key" mode:

     $ utsettings -H

FILES
     The following files are used:

          ~/.utsettings.properties
                user's defaults

          /etc/opt/SUNWut/utsettings_defaults.properties
                sitewide defaults

          /etc/opt/SUNWut/utsettings_mandatory.properties
                sitewide mandatory defaults


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

     ____________________________________________________________
    |       ATTRIBUTE TYPE        |       ATTRIBUTE VALUE       |
    | Availability                | SUNWuto                     |
    |_____________________________|_____________________________|


SEE ALSO
     utslaunch(1M),          dtlogin(1X),          dtsession(1X),
     utsettings.properties(4)

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