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• Wyse thin client: autostart and full screen

  I'm testing a wyse computer V10 Thinclient (6.3.0_12) with our Infrastructure perspective (3.0.1 build-142034). There are two problems I couldn't solve:

  • How to configure the session of 'full screen '? I tried fullscreen = yes in the wnos.ini, but this makes no difference, I still see the wyse "taskbar" on the bottom.

  • How to configure a start of the connection. Now I see my inventory on the desktop to wyse as icons, but I want one of them starts automatically.

  I found some discussions on similar problems, but no resolution.

  Daniel

  If you follow one of these two steps the WYSE thin client will inherent parameters. He does not receive the settings for connections from ini files. He gets the parameters of the broker using our API.  There is nothing there, on the next, WYSE thin client make sure that the connection broker View Manager is configured, which can be done manually, using DHCP options or management of WYSE software. If this is the case, the devices wil inherent of the user or the GPO settings when using logs, launch your default desktop, full-screen if configured.

  You have the broker actually part, which is why the option full screen is grayed out, it has recived the default settings of the broker.

  WP

• 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

• 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.

• Get the Thin Client IP address

  Hello. I'm trying to find out the IP address of the machine that I use for programming. I want to use my LabVIEW program on a server. However, the string to the property intellectual VI gives the IP address of the network, so in this case the server IP address. It is a problem, as we hope, in the future, run multiple thin on program clients, if we want the program to know what thin client, it works on. However, I don't have access to the command prompt on the thin client due to administrative restrictions. This eliminates the other solution I found, which was to find the Login Windows user name (each light client has its own unique user name) through different screw which involved the command prompt. Any ideas on how to find the IP address of the customer of the Services Terminal Server Session, I believe that my computer called? Thanks for your time.

  I called and he was referred to this, which worked. We use Citrix server and the username thing worked, and we are now able to run the program for each thin client using his user name.

• Thin client HP 5740e: HELP! Expired password and should be changed but access denied when you try to do

  Hello

  I have a thin client HP 5740e and for some reason any local user account requires a password change.  Yet, when I try to change the password it says access denied.  And yet, I can't it to allow me to move to another counts as administrator to open a session.  I held down the SHIFT key during startup, but it always goes straight to this local user account & the expired password prompt. I'm stuck in an infinite loop and do not know how to cope.  Safe mode puts me in the same situation.  And I can't update the BIOS because I can't have everything.

  OS = Windows Embedded Standard 7

  I also tried to reinstall the last image of the HP Web site using a USB key, but it fails every time. I tried 2 different USB drives with the same exact error no each.

  Image, try to install = SP56020

  ERROR: An unexpected condition has occurred

  Does anyone have a suggestion?

  I finally could get as an administrator using RDP to my office.  I didn't know the name of thin client lacked a figure, that's why I've been unsuccessful before that.

  Once I got away, I could watch the local user account permissions.  Now I see what was wrong.

  [Check]      The user cannot change password

  [Disabled] Password never expires

  I still don't know why I couldn't install a new image of the plant, but at least I am now able to work with this device.  I also disabled the automatic connection at the moment.

  Sorry to have littered the Forum!

• Reference Dell Wyse Zero client P25

  Anyone know if I can run Redhat 5 on a Dell Wyse zero client? Assuming that vmware view is the redhat image management software. This is not a thin client and I do not think that customer to view gets intalled on zero clients.

  V/R

  There are many parts to the VMware View solution. The main parts, that you ask the subject are:

  Client access device: what do you use to access your desktop remotely hosted VDI and RDSH

  The Office of VDI and RDSH host: the Virtual Machine you remote in and work (that is displayed to the customer)

  Zero clients are a feature of client access that are VMware Ready Certified for VMware View and appear on the VMware View Client HCL. A zero client can be used to access your virtual desktop VMware View with PCoIP such as the Protocol of distance communication.

  We also provide the customers of VMware View software running on a wide variety of client devices and operating systems such as Linux Distros, installs Thin Clients with custom Linux for our client partners customers Windows, OS X, iOS and Android customers. Our open client is just a client for devices based on Linux, typically used by our thin client partners to create customers for their specific needs. It's just the customer that allows you to access your remote desktop of VDI.

  The only host or remote VDI desktop OS / OS RDSH we support connection from any device using RDP client access or PCoIP is Windows. We do not offer an offering to connect to desktop computers based on Linux. Our base platform vSphere does support Linux servers / hosts (without Linux Desktop OSs are listed) so you might use alternative office as connectivity and vSphere allows to virtualize your Linux virtual machines.

  WP

• Thin Client T5000 series password reset

  Hello, I bought a few days there are some thin clients to someone.

  These has always his password to get into the bios.

  All thins are T5000 series.

  Dous anyone know how to remove this password? / or clear all default settings?

  -J' looked for a reset jumper, but did not. One jumper is near the audio output, but I guess that's not what I'm looking for.

  -removed battery CMOS for a few minutes, did not help (maybe I should consider longer?)

  Thanks in advance,

  Drosaert S.

  Thanks Hanspuppa, that worked.

  Suddenly, I realized that, as you say, some capacitors may still have some fees top just after their closure.

  So I left the Jules Destrooper unplugged for a whole night, and after that I removed the CMOS battary for 1 hour. That's all.

  Thanks for your help...

• Wyse Z90QQ7P thin client keep restarting

  Customer light Wyse Z90QQ7P shows "short-term memory available" error message and to restart.

  It retains this making each a few minutes after the restart.

  I tried to use USB to recreate the image, but after press P initially upwards. She did not see the USB boot option

  There are several reasons why you get out of memory error. The title of the error bar memory will tell you the culprit. If you run mΘmoire FBWF, you can take a look at all the programs installed. If you run RAMDisk memory, you can increase the RAMDisk. If you are short of memory system, you may need to add RAM to the thin client.

• Central Administration of the thin client

  Hello

  I work in a company where we have several customers light t510 hp

  I/we would like to know if it is possible to administer all thin clients from a server at a time. So, we will not have to manually administer each customer, one at a time.

  I hope that the question is clear to understand, I'm sorry for my English

  -Nick

  The PCs you're talking about occurred the company.

  You'd be much better servbed to join the support of HP Business Enterprise forum and validating the problem here.

• 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

• Thin Client t510 - printer redirect on windows server 2003

  Hi all

  just bought 4 T510 Flexible thin client. I have attached USB printer (Brother HL-2040 or a Brother HL-2130), but it does not redirect on the RDP session.

  I tried everything, to my knowledge, but without success. In the options of the Windows driver, I wrote EXACTLY the side server name of the printer (which is actually the same name identified by the customer).

  I noticed in the information system that the RDP version is rdp is 1.6.0 - 1.45...

  I thank in advance.

  I have the same problem but I managed to solve.
  I bought 10 of these T510 terminals, but with the same result on 3 different Windows Server 2008 R2 Terminal different (updated to the latest patch).
  Only one of these terminals sold the year before worked and so I checked the version of the software.
  By installing the old version of the terminals intelligent Zero Client the new T510 work with my printer in the Terminal Server session.
  New version does not work!

  I tried everything... this add features such as storage of the password, the support for the speed, etc... etc..., but the printer no longer works!
  I think that the change in the Protocol version RPD to give me problems.
  Now I have one here in the office with which I am trying to understand if I can solve the problem with the latest versions of the software that I could use.
  We install the Smart Core zero Image Z6X41019 Rev 1 (March 7, 2012) and it should work.
  PS, You must put the printer in T510 in the driver entry not working also the exact name of the driver that you see in Windows.

• I've never had an administrative password before.

  We ordered this office directly from Dell.  When we got there, my husband and a good friend, who has worked on the computers most of his life (also has a comp. it Consulting who built or fix computers), put in place.  I'm at 99% of the time on it.  When the message came to you please enter your administrative password, I didn't know what he was talking about.  I called my husband and he had no idea.  So I called our friend and he said they have never implemented one and there never even remember asking for one, otherwise he would have done.  So many times I have not been able to open certain programs because he'll ask for my administrative password.  We bought Office home and student software to upgrade this computer and it won't let me not even download it because I do not have an Administrative password.  I took it to our typical products, which is an office store and supply and they counldn can't even fix.  I NEED HELP!

  He asks you for a password when you turn on the computer?
  If not, then try to call Dell technical support: http://support.dell.com/

  They will help you to solve this problem. Also, I suggest thatgo for the problem report (start-> search problem) and report all problems and see what the solutions are. Also try to download all the updates.

• Zero Client vs. Thin Client

  I spent days trying to figure why my USB printers randomly stop working with my Zero Client/Linked Clones. I support the case open with VMware and Teradici. Anyway, as I continue to troubleshoot, I started to wonder, would I have the same problem if I was using a thin Client. It really makes me think, so I decided to make this post.

  I would ask you all, who is using zero Clients, that is using thin Clients (which models) and why?

  In my case, I'll settle for those using Zero Clients and Thin Clients that support PCoIP hear and I would like to exclude things like VDI Blaster and all types of jobs reallocated.

  I'm curious about the advantages/disadvantages of each.

  Thank you

  Mike

  I have two scripts VBS permanently running, one as an administrator and the other as the user.  The admin script periodically stop the spooler service deletes the spooler files (if they are old) and then restarts the service.  In our environment, all local USB printers are printers Dell.  The second script (which runs under the logged in user) periodically checks to make sure that the default printer is correct (ensuring that it's Dell). If a user moves from one client to another (where the default printer may need to be different), the script will change the default printer.

  If you are good with scripts, you should be able to adapt to your environment.  Otherwise PM me and I can help you.

  https://github.com/jftuga/VMware/tree/master/vmware_view_zero-client_printing

  -John

• PCoIP sessions switching between thin clients

  Hi all

  I can't find all posts on this topic.

  I was wondering if it is possible to connect to a PCoIP session since a thin client (Wyse P20 / Dell FX100) then connect to the same session of a thin client different self-disconnection of the previous session. Thin clients could be side by side or on separate parts of the network / country.

  I'm under VMware View 5, with ESXi 5 backend.

  Kind regards

  Tim

  Sorry, I wasn't clear.

  The behavior you observe is the result to set this option to 'Yes' – he tells to ignore existing sessions and to establish a new view.

  If you want your existing users 'take over' connected sessions, you need to 'no '.