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Configuration Dialog: [Options > Local Profiles / Terminal Server]

With the following options you can determine in which profile folder the local settings - especially the TAPI configuration - are stored.

See also: Terminal Server Installation

used terms
%COMPUTERNAME% = Computername
(On a Terminal Server it is the server name.)
%CLIENTNAME% = Computer name of the Client Terminal
%CTI_CLIENT_DATA% = Working directory of the CTI Client

use teminal-related profiles


Base directory for local TAPI Profiles

Here you can set a central directory to store the local profiles of all computers Computers are distinguished by their (computer) names.

By default the local settings are stored in the working directory in subfolder "local_profiles\%COMPUTERNAME%". Every user has his own Client working directory.

Problem: If the users often work on different computers in a Terminal Server enviroment and need, besides, every time another TAPI line, the local profiles of every computer must be available in every working directory or the user have to setup the local profile for every computer by itself.

Solution: Using a central directory that contains all TAPI profile folders.
Example:
The directory "x:\config\xtelsio_CTI_Client\local_profiles" contains this sub-directories:

  • COMPUTER_001
  • COMPUTER_002
  • COMPUTER_003
  • ...
  • COMPUTER_xxx


Use fix TAPI Profiles
If you use the fixed TAPI profile folders "PC_ALL" or "TS_ALL" the users will keep their own TAPI configuration, regardless of which terminal they are working on. This setting can also be useful for a Terminal Server Farm.