BlueZone Optional Installation Features

Overview

BlueZone has several optional installation features.  Some of BlueZone's optional installation features can be installed using the standard InstallShield Wizard installation that is launched from the BlueZone CD-ROM.  However, there are several additional options and features which can not be installed from the BlueZone CD-ROM.

To install any of the following optional features listed below, you must copy the BlueZone installation files to a hard drive and execute the installation from there.  The reason is that these optional features require either the editing of a file or the copying of a file (or files) to the BlueZone Installation Source Directory.

Optional features that must be installed from a hard drive:

• Power Keys Feature

• Kerberos Authentication Protocol

• FIPS Mode Support

• BlueZone ActiveX Control

• Unisys T27 and UTS Terminal Emulation *

• BlueZone VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) *

* These features are available as additional cost options.

The following procedure explains how to copy BlueZone Desktop to your hard drive so you can enable or install BlueZone's optional features.

NOTE  If you downloaded the BlueZone CD Image, instead of receiving BlueZone on a CD-ROM, and you already have the image stored on your hard drive, then the following procedure is not necessary.  You can skip to the links below.

Procedure

1. Insert the BlueZone CD-ROM into your CD/DVD drive.

2. The BlueZone DemoShield will automatically launch.

3. Close down the BlueZone DemoShield.

4. Using Windows Explorer, explore the contents of the BlueZone CD-ROM.

5. Locate the BlueZone Desktop folder.

6. Create a folder on your hard drive.  We recommend that you name the folder "BlueZone Desktop" so that it can be easily identified.

7. From the BlueZone CD-ROM, copy the entire contents of the BlueZone Desktop folder to the BlueZone Desktop folder that you created on your hard drive.

Congratulations!  You have now created a BlueZone Installation Source Directory that allows you to edit and or copy files to.

Click any of the following links to proceed to the next step:

• Enabling the Power Keys Feature

• Enabling Kerberos Authentication

• Enabling FIPS Mode Support

• Installing the BlueZone ActiveX Control

• Installing Unisys T27 and UTS Terminal Emulation

• Installing BlueZone VBA

NOTE  If you are planning to distribute BlueZone to a significant number of users, you may want to create a Distribution Image which can be configured to your exact specifications.  Distribution Images are covered in more detail in Chapter 6 - Administering BlueZone.

SEE  Creating a Distribution Image in Chapter 6 - Administering BlueZone for more information.

Additional Optional Features

In addition to the above BlueZone Optional Installation Features, there are several additional features that can be configured.  These features are covered in BlueZone Optional Features located in Chapter 6 - Administering BlueZone.

The following is a list of BlueZone Optional Features:

• Controlling File Location

• BlueZone Feature Locking

• Show Locked Dialogs Feature

• Disable Append to Clipboard Feature

• Telnet Locking Feature

• Locking the License Server Tab

• Profile Sharing Feature

• Kerberos Authentication Protocol

• FIPS Mode Support

• Font Locking Feature

• Install Script Player Only Feature

• Session Manager in Startup Folder Feature

• Session Manager in Windows System Tray Feature

• Force BlueZone to use Local Help File

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BlueZone Optional Features