Wyse R50LE and sntp

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  I have a manual desktop pool configured with things THAT RDP disabled. I'm also using smart card authentication.

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• Wyse V10L with WTS 6.3 and VMware View show

  Hi, just got the WTS 6.3 Wyse today and upgraded a V10L. Then entered the IP of our server VMware View, that meets our OK thin client device and presents us with a nice box of connection of VMware. I then enter my login details and I get the error "No. SUPPORT TUNNEL '...

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  Open the view administrator, select your display server, click on edit and activate (direct connection on the desktop)

  This is because the customer of Wyse ThinOS with does not have components of tunneling.

  You will need the option direct conect. The thin client connects to the Server View, authenticated, get its information session and after which connects via RDP directly on the desktop.

  Thank you

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• WYSE Thin Client 3290 Office administrator password Dell

  WYSE Thin Client 3290 Office administrator password Dell

  I bought 7 of these new units and I'm trying to take them on my network, but it tells me I must have administrator level to do so.

  So I followed all this connect blogs out there who say how to get to the administrator and the magic password "Wyse #123" and I get nowhere.

  I tried all the others out there, but all messages seem to be old.

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  Roger Montalvo
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  I'm mobile torwards a deployment of Thin Clients using the Wyse P20 and View 4 and I was wondering if anyone has had experience using the linked clone and Altiris Agent Office pool?  If this is not the case, what practices of patching are used?

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  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.

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• Optimizing the performance of Flash

  I evaluate VMware View, and it's feeling like I get not quite multimedia delivery just RDP to my Win7 VMs vSphere.  Is there a list of best practices for this type of optimization?  Everything I've done so far is to change the settings of the Pool to use high-quality Flash and play with giving the VM more vCPUs or vRAM.

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• SG300-20 can't find IP address

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• 5.5 vSphere updated for compatibility with Samsung Tera1 Zero customers 1

  Hi all, we anticipate a 5.1 to 5.5 vSpehere upgrade (Update 1).

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