.. meta:: :description: Guide to managing master and agent services in the services module of ThinLinc's web administration interface, including configuration and service management. .. _tlwebadm_services: Services module ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Services contains information about master and agent services. This module also allows configuration of master and agent. - :guilabel:`Master` allows starting or stopping the **vsmserver** service, and modifying a subset of the configuration options. - :guilabel:`Agent` allows starting or stopping the **vsmagent** service, and modifying a subset of the configuration options. .. _tlwebadm_services_master: Master ^^^^^^ On this page you can start or stop the master service. There are also a subset of configuration options available for configuration of the service. - :guilabel:`Service status` gives you the ability to start or stop the master service. - :guilabel:`Sessions per user` allows you to configure how many sessions are allowed per user. A value of zero means no limit and will give unlimited sessions per user. - :guilabel:`Allowed groups` allows you to configure which groups should be given access to connect to ThinLinc. If no groups are specified, all users will have access to connect to ThinLinc - :guilabel:`Allowed shadowers` allows you to configure which users should be able to shadow other ThinLinc sessions. Click the :guilabel:`Save` button when you want to save your changes to the configuration files. You need to restart the service to apply saved changes. A toast will be shown after saving, facilitating a service restart. .. _tlwebadm_services_agent: Agent ^^^^^ On this page you can start or stop the agent service. There are also a subset of configuration options available for configuration of the service. - :guilabel:`Service status` gives you the ability to start or stop the agent service. - :guilabel:`Externally reachable address to use` allows you to configure the hostname that clients are redirected to. .. note:: This configuration is needed if running ThinLinc in a NAT environment. See :ref:`network_nat` for more information. - :guilabel:`Extra arguments to X server` allows you to configure additional arguments to the X server (:program:`Xvnc`) for new sessions that are started. Click the :guilabel:`Save` button when you want to save your changes to the configuration files. You need to restart the service to apply saved changes. A toast will be shown after saving, facilitating a service restart.