Duplicate of System Observer and Access to VMs

This guide explains how you can montior the system from the observer and how you can access to the VMs.

Follow the guidelines below:

Step 1. Open the Streaming URL

Open your streaming URL in a browser.

Example:

https://connector_boundary2.eagle3dstreaming.com/v5/TB-Eagle/Amaala/z_e3ds

Figure 1. Waiting for a Machine to be Assigned

Step 2. Check the Observer for VM Assignment

Navigate to the Observer to verify whether a VM has been assigned to the player: https://connector_boundary2.eagle3dstreaming.com/API/observer

Figure 2. Player is Waiting for a Machine

You will see here who from where connected to vms. How many vms currently using and connected to your system . Which app is running in a specific vm

Example of showing 3 player connected to system

Next steps showing how you can access an specific vm from the observer

Step 3. Download the RDP File

Once the VM is assigned, click Download RDP File from the dashboard

Step 4. Open the RDP File

Double-click the downloaded .rdp file to open it.

Step 5. Connect to the Remote VM

Click Connect when prompted.

Step 6. Enter the Password

Password:

Eagle3D@Stream!ng#2025

Step 7. Confirm Connection

Click Yes when prompted to trust the remote connection.

Step 8. Verify Connection to the Remote VM

After logging in, you will be connected to the remote VM that is currently running the Unreal application.

Step 9. Open PowerShell in the VM

Launch PowerShell inside the remote VM.

Step 10. Run the Command

Execute the following command to check the process command line:

(Get-WmiObject Win32_Process | Where-Object { $_.Name -like "*Eleganza*" }).CommandLine

Step 11. Verify the Passed Parameters

The output will display all parameters passed to the Unreal Engine executable.
In this example, you can see that the token parameter was successfully passed.

Result:

You’ve now confirmed that the token parameter is correctly passed to the Unreal Engine app during streaming.