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• Thin client for virtual desktop

  This Thin Client would agree to operate the virtual office?

  HP GY227AT; Thin client HP Compaq t5730 - Tower - 1 x Sempron 2100 + / 1 GHz - RAM 1 GB - no HDD - Radeon X 1250 - Gigabit Ethernet - Win XP Embedded

  What is the minimum/recommended specification for a thin Client Solution typical?

  Rgds,

  Jamie

  Welcome to the Forums - if you are referring you can use this Thin Client with VMware View, the answer is Yes according to the compatibility guide - http://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php?action=base&deviceCategory=vdm

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• Thin client recommendation or Advisor

  I realize that this issue is somewhat subjective, but I'm hoping to get some good recommendations. We are looking in a VMware View deployment, but we are not familiar with thin clients. We hope to standardize on 1-3 types of thin clients, hopefully with the same provider. Our thinking is that we would have a client who is good for 98% or our users, for "power users" who need a more powerful client and one for the lab machines which were not yet as much as regular users. We are also thinking about a type of 'portable' thin client for some users who currently have laptops (maybe).

  I did some research and Wyse seems to be a good brand, but I want to be sure before I recommend something to the top of the line. My main concerns in a thin client are ease of management, security, ease of use (both for administrators and users), saw the transformation of power needed to run tasks users want to (which includes the possibility of two monitors), having the ability to multimedia unloading for the client and the server, and the PRICE.

  I found a Wyse V10L for about $320 (running Wyse ThinOS) and a V90L for about $415 (running Windows XPe). I don't know what benefits (or disadvantages) we are running a "thin" compared to Windows XP or XPF OS. Also, I wonder how much memory difference allows a thin client. It seems that many of them come with 128 MB of RAM, but that does not seem a lot. We do not know whether we should target a customer who has at least 512 MB RAM, or if it really matters that much.

  I hope that gives you an idea of what we are looking for. I'd appreciate any advice or information on the brands, which OS is to use (or not), what to look for in terms of processing power or memory, etc.. We do not spend more than $500 on a thin client that receive us so close an office price, although I realize that the life expectancy of the thin client must be superior to that of a desktop computer, in theory.

  The HP product can do what can do the Wyse, but they have not officially released the software to do it on the t5545, only the XP embedded customers light up to now. That should be coming this month, and yes it does not Add ' l $$$.

  For the Wyse, you don't need a server to Add ' l to do the TCX things... and they do not need to be in Active Directory. There are consoles for thin clients two sellers, but those who are for asset tracking/remote management help more as they are for authentication.

• Connecting the thin client to the virtual desktop

  Guys, I'm looking to provide some knowledge of locations to my current View 4 implementation. I need essentially allow thin clients in the room for a particular virtual desktop access, but the user access to all other workstations when they are in a different room\different thin client.

  At the present time, it seems possible to connect a desktop computer to an end user and not a customer light name or address etc.

  Is there anyway that I can link a pool of funds or office to a lightweight client device so that the bureau is only launched from this location?

  Thank you

  We are able to do something like that today.  Serve us our Wyse thin client and when the thin clients boot they go to an ftp site to obtain their configuration files.  The configuration file can be modified to configure how clients view client work light linux.  So, to process your request, we would put in class A on a network that has a config file that will automatically connect to a certain pool of virtual desktops.  In all networks, they would receive a configuration file that allows them to get the menu and choose what desktop Pool to connect to.

  I don't know what light supplier customer, you have, but I'm assuming that Wyse is not the only one with a certain type of configuration like this.

• I just bought a keybboard ultra thin logitech for iPad air. It has a port for a small cable, but no cable in the box. What is the port for, and what don't get me?

  I just bought a keybboard ultra thin logitech for iPad air. It has a port for a small cable, but no cable in the box. What is the port for, and what don't get me?

  Have you tried the Logitech support site?

• Thin Client T510: Do not support the SMB for no image preload on Linux platform

  Hello world

  I have a problem with a Thin Client T510 (C4G87AT #ABA), this one came with Windows CE and today I flashed with a USB to thin Pro 5 (T6X52011). When I want to deploy the image I captured (wallpaper, RD Session etc...) I have the following error:

  2015-08-19 15:30:43 [error details]:... /... / Task/linux/ImageTask_Thinpro.cpp@384: Metheod of the Image is not compatible.
  .. /.. / Task/linux/ImageTask_Thinpro.cpp@1624: do not support SMB for no image preload on Linux platform.

  When I look in the console HPDM, I see the T510 and connected

  Agent version: 4.6.3670.21244

  HDPM 4.6 SP5

  OS: T6X52011

  My OS: Windows 8.1 x 64

  Can someone help me please? Thks and have a nice day.

  Hi, thks for this Council. Theres is how I fix.

  Firstly, the master repository has change from D:\HPDM\HDPM to D:\HPDM on the server, so the configuration was not good at the moment. Another thing, the password of the user hpdm has changed in Active Directory, but not in the configuration. I changed all the settings for in line with the current configuration and capture Images of thinpro news works very well and deploy this new works pictures well too but Deplopyement of old images does not work.

  I'll open another thread if I need assistance. In this case, I'll mark as fixed.

• How to configure the mode of kiosh for thin clients on windows server 2008

  I have an eight Thin Clients who will use RDP to access (Terminal Server Services) Remote Desktop Services on a Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard. I would like to set up a group of users for these Thin Clients to be in a mode Kiosh so that they have very limited capabilities, can not download and run anything, unable to save anything in the computer except on the desktop and when they log off and back on everything, they had disappeared because the mandatory profile is loaded again.

  I'll have another group that more access is needed.

  Kiosk.

  Post in the Windows Server Forums:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsServer/

• Choosing the thin client just for our solution! (health care)

  Hello community,

  I can't try to define the best thin client PCOIP solution so that I work at the hospital.

  We are currently working with Vmware view 4.5 with Oracle sunray thin clients/broker

  It works very well with smart card authentication, but we want to feature implend instead of RDP PCOIP

  and get rid of the sunray broker because he dousent enters our landscape.

  Now that we're about to go upscaling (from 100vm to 1000vms) as possible, we are looking for the right thin client

  We tried the new dell Fx130 & 170 with the dell Detos reference edition

  However, we feel its underdeveloped and it can not handle the Pre-os how smart card authentication

  customers current sunray are skillfully to (follow me desktop) and lacks a disconnect button.

  Ideally:

  1. We do not want a built-in windows machine since it's patching/security on the thin client
  2. It's a simple thin/zero client that we can manage a centralized management point.
  3. who has PCOIP functionality
  4. A biometric capability / card smartcard/proximity (if necessary with another agent of connection)
  5. and has a material disconnect as button
  6. Follow me / roaming Office

  Can someone help me in the forest of solutions and thin clients or push me in the right direction?

  Any help is appreciated!

  This can be done with the power button. Push, little time to disconnect it take longer to power off of NC

• 3.1 client for Linux thin clients

  Its great that you can do all this with light customer Windows, but what of us, guys who have Linux thin clients who don't get to play with all these cool features?

  We release publicly on the Linux client sales literature because it goes directly to the partners of thin client.

  WP

• HP Thin Client running Windows Embedded don't profile with attributes DHCP

  My company has a large population of HP Thin Clients that are not attached to our AD domain and therefore cannot do dot1x because they have no certificates.

  We decided to do the profiling for these devices. We present a few attributes, two of these DHCP attributes.

  About 90% of our profile of thin clients, as expected, but the other 10% will refuse to work. We need to statically assign them to a group of identity to authenticate properly.

  A lot of troubleshooting reduced us to query DHCP the thin client sent was not received by the strategy node. A TAC engineer looked over the config switch, IP helper address configuration and said that everything seems to be configured correctly.

  The only explanation is that it seems that these specific thin clients were not finishing the DHCP process before reassigned switch the VLAN of the port. So when the dhcp request has been sent, the thin client was already in our vlan "invited" who does not dhcp to the ISE.

  It's very strange, because we have so many thin clients that works properly. It's only a handful that do not. We have not been able to further refine to something specific. They are running Windows Embedded Standard 7 and a majority of them are HP t5740. I don't see Windows or HP updates available for these units and not sure if there are any registry hacks available to expedite the DHCP process.

  Has anyone ever come across something similar to this?

  It's pretty obvious to me, the end point isn't you get profiled before there was authenticted, which means that you do not correspond to the profiling conditions defined in rules 6 and 7, which means it will match the rule 11 (I think, having not seen your real rules). What I expected this, is that endpoint gets profiled, if ISE receives the attributes of this endpoint via dhcp e.g. forwarding help. Then, what should happen is, that it should issue a certificate of authenticity to the switch, which will lead to the passage to be re - authenticate this ending point, which now must have customization attributes you are trying to match. However if the DHCP packet never reaches ise, it won't work. That's why I think you should do a trace of package on the ise server, to see if the packets actually reach ise. If they don't you will probably need to find another way to profile, or activate dhcp for assistance on your guest virtual local network. Have you looked at the attributes of endpoint maybe after 30 seconds? They change?

• View Client for Linux, stay connected after disconnect

  I have a large lot of IGEL Linux thin clients, and I have them updated to the latest version which includes the latest version of Linux client to view.

  The default behavior of the application is not to go out when a connection to a virtual machine descends from the intentional log out of the virtual machine.  This is crazy, because the Windows version of the leave application automatically demand the closing of the session of the view.

  This means that when my users log out of their VM because they are trained, the thin client is left to a State after the entry password and before the selection of the pool.  The next person to use the workstation would have access to their account.

  It makes no sense at all.  How to change to exit the application?  Until I change it, my Linux thin clients are useless.

  Hello

  According to Aaron, it works as expected.

  BUT, we did a way to change the behavior of the Client.

  Please consult this document:

  https://www.VMware.com/PDF/view-client-Linux-document.PDF

  On page 22, you will find the explanation of the parameter "-once."

  Specifies that you don't want to see Client to retry the connection in the case of an error occurring.
  Use - once if you want to get a workflow similar to the view client 4.6. This option will force the client to view to exit once the user disconnects or logs off of a desktop computer.
  You generally must specify this option if you are using the kiosk mode and use the exit code to handle the error. Otherwise, you might find it difficult to kill the vmware-view process remotely.
  If you set the configuration key, specify "TRUE" or "FALSE". Default value is "FALSE".

  You can use it like this (tested on an Ubuntu machine):

  -Open a terminal and run 'vmware-view - once'

  or

  -Change the file in the home folder of the user, called: .vmware/view-preferences

  -Add the line: view.once = 'TRUE '.

  For the client to hedgehogs, or all other types/brands/models, I don't know if you can access and apply the changes, so I recommend contacting technical support of these devices.

  Hope this helps,

  Kind regards

  Jonathan

• Two monitors on the HP T5545 Thin Client

  I've looked everywhere and I can't find an answer. Did somebody get two monitors working with view 4.5 on a HP t4454 thin client?

  I have no problem with the client installed on a desktop computer, but when it connects via a thin client display only on a single monitor. We're explains View 4.5 and I really need this to work to justify making the leap to virtual offices for our users.

  I've updated the Thin Client at the last image and service packs.

  Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

  There should be a drop-down list display when you go to choose your available desktop, allowing you to select "all monitors". I just checked our units to confirm.

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• Thin Client configuration documentation?

  I have searched the VMWare Web site, lived my administration guides, etc... but don't found no link to the effective documentation for creating connections for Thin Clients.  I see light client equipment compatibility Guide everywhere... but no information on how to connect them to my VMWare View VDIs.  Can someone point me to the documentation?

  What is my goal... I want that my Dell FX160 customer light to start, what he does with Windows XPe and then connect immediately (without prompting) to a Virtual Machine... keep this active link and allowing users to log on / off power if necessary.  It is a medical environment, where there are many many users by Virtual Office...

  All documentation that will help me in this way is appreciated...

  Hiya,

  You must install the latest VMware View Client (now it is 3.0.1) you're XPF to the device. Log in as an administrator and install View Client. Create two scripts in XPe.

  Create a file view.cmd with the following text.

  off @echo : View "C:\Program View\Client\bin\wswc.exe VMware." GoTo view

  Place it wherever you like, for example c:\BatchFiles

  Create a view.vbs script with the following in it. Place it where you like C:\BatchFiles for example.

  Set WshShell = CreateObject ("WScript.Shell") Chr (34) WshShell.Run "C:\BatchFiles\view.cmd" & Chr (34), 0 Set WshShell = Nothing

  Open Regedit and go to;

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon

  Change the Shell to explorer.exe to the new path of shell and Windows script command, for example wscript c:\BatchFiles\view.vbs

  The above code was published on the website of VMware view Blog to

  http://blogs.VMware.com/view/2009/02/VMware-view-client-as-a-shell-for-XPe-and-XP-Pro-clients.html

• XP SP3 causes BSOD during the passage of the WYSE Thin Client session to session VMware VDM Web Access

  Hello

  For our VDI environment, we use both clients Wyse thin (Thin OS 6.2.0_16) and VMware VDM Web Access to access Windows XP virtual machines that are available through the VMware VDM connection server. The connection and the agent server is at version 2.1.1 build-663. We run ESX 3.5 and Virtual Center 2.5 times with update 3.

  The issue I'm having is once a Windows XP SP2 virtual computer has been upgraded to SP3 will be blue screen when I try to access it for the Wyse terminal after his last accessed from VMware VDM Web Access. Order real to get there would be to access the VM SP3 from the Wyse Terminal, then go VDM Web access, and then again from the Wyse Terminal and it will have a blue screen. Disconnect or disconnect makes a difference. I'm curious to see if anyone else has this problem. I enclose the capture of blue screen and the mini dump file. If you need more information please let me know.

  Thanks for your help!

  -Pete

  Hi Peter,.

  The root cause of the problem is change colordepth of 15 bits to 16 bits. Let me explain the cause of the problem.

  -Connection of the terminal WYSE in a VM XP - effective colordepth in the RDP session = 15 bits

  -Access Web VDM from PC connection (I guess) - effective in the RDP session colordepth = 16 bits.

  -The switch back to results WYSE Thin Client = 15 new bits

  This actually switch between colordepth 15 bits to 16 bits and viseversa result BSOD.

  Thank you to use DesktopColorDepth = 16 RGB565 = Yes command in your wnos.ini and try to place this order through brokers VDM. It should solve the problem.

  Thank you

  Blanchon

• Check Point virtual network adapter for SSL Network Extender

  I just downloaded an update recommended for Windows 10. After updating downlaoded, whenever I start my computer it say compatibility assistant this app is not working properly try to reinstall Check Point virtual network adapter for SSL Network Extender. Why do I get this notice? I have no problem getting on the internet. I have a modem and a router that work well with all my devices. I use an ethernet cable, nothing has changed in addition to the recommended update.

  I thought I would try devices and adapters Manager double click Network and looked for updates. Updated and now I don't get notification any longer.