Initiate Broker Connection Flow¶

To initiate the broker connection with the Broker Client API example, set up your login_info.txt file and then call broker_client_example.exe using login_info.txt as an argument.

To initiate the broker connection using the Broker Client API example:

1. Open login_info.txt in a text editor.

2. Add the following information, in this order, separated by spaces:

   • The FQDN of the host server
   • The server domain
   • The User name
   • The User password
   • The Host name

3. Save the text file.

4. Open a Windows command line tool and type:

broker_client_example -i login_info.txt

Connected Successfully.
Desktop ID : sal-w7p64-sa15.autolab.local
ip_addr : 10.64.60.147
port : 4172
connect_tag:
SCS1fw0Zbk+Eu7q2iz0/M7mxfEE52au/3Jedtgp16L/rA8iB00+Er+YJd0yIL0xd9M
v5V0CDLSDmUNkOCwyyV1+u3w1aA7hXxEWmzhAA
session_id : 2305843009213693954
sni : SAL-W7P64-SA15
URI: "teradici-pcoip://10.64.60.147:4172?sessionid=
2305843009213693954&sni=SAL-W7P64-SA15", PARAMETERS: "connect-tag=SCS1fw0Zbk%2bEu7q2iz0%2fM7mxfEE52au%2f3Jedtgp16L%2frA8iB00%2bE
r%2bYJd0yIL0xd9Mv5V0CDLSDmUNkOCwyyV1%2bu3w1aA7hXxEWmzhAA"

Launching the Session Client from Broker Client API Example¶

Use the -l switch (lowercase L, for launch) to have the Broker Client API example invoke the session client. This enables you to send invoke the Session Client API without worrying about the 60-second connect tag window.

To establish a new PCoIP connection using the l switch:

1. Open a command prompt and change directory to bin
2. Run the command line client, providing the login_info.txt file as an argument:

broker_client_example -i login_info.txt -l