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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.

  Can someone tell me what is this combination of magic password?

  Try to use "DellCCCvdi".

  Roger Montalvo
  Visit our Wyse Thin Client Dell Knowledge Base and the web site of manuals on www.wyse.com/KB
  Visit our Wyse PocketCloud Dell Knowledge Base manuals website and at http://pocketcloudsupport.Wyse.com/forums
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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

• Thin Client HP T510 printer questions

  So we have thin clients. We have a local default printer installed for the administrator who "invades" on the "Default user" profile (which is great, that's what must happen) when we try to install a network printer:

  1. We disable the write filter
  2. We disable the security for the user
  3. We install the printer network under the user's profile
  4. We invited domain administrator credentials.
  5. We enter the identification information and properly install/test the printer
  6. We restart and allow the connection of the user (automatic)
  7. The printer is there, but it says "access denied, unable to connect."

  Key information:

  1. These thin clients MUST have locally installed printers
  2. These thin clients are not on the field, they are the default WORKGROUP

  This seems like it should be easy to make it work, but I can't seem to find a solution and I have worked on it for over a week now. Thanks in advance.

  Solution:

  Put printer driver software on USB stick and install locally via the setup.exe.  Do not use the software in windows, for some reson he has a problem with striking pilots from the network.  Running the driver software installation file locally worked like a champ.

• Thin client HP t610 thin WW: thin client

  Installed an update a few months ago, and everytime I turn on the thin client, he begins to initialize.  After that initial "starting Windows" screen it starts at the end of the update of Windows saying:

  'Stage 3 of 3 '.

  "Configure Windows update."

  '32% complete '.

  "Do not turn off your computer.

  If stays there for a few minutes, then it starts to close.  But it restarts the computer and is stuck in this loop, until I have turn off the workstation.

  NSMerrick, welcome to the forum.

  I think that you will get more responses to your question if you start a thread here.  They are the members who know the better your Thin Client.

  Please click on the Thumbs up button '+' if I helped you and click on "Accept as Solution" If your problem is resolved.

• Thin client based on Linux T610

  Bulletin Board Hello!

  Just a few questions here I can't find via Google, manual and read other messages of the forum...

  We are trying to use a t610 with the Linux-based operating system and are facing obstacles, a little...

  I saw on the thin clients based on "Windows", after making a change to something, you have to 'Commit' changes...

  Is it possible to do it on a Linux machine? It seems that the operating system partition is read-only?

  Also, is it possible to navigate through the files and folders of this type of thin client?

  I see the terminal in "Administrator" mode and I can't type-nav files and folders through the text editor, but I am a semi-perte to do things this way...

  I know it of maybe a stupid question, but is there a way to recreate the image on this thin client to an OS based on "Windows"?

  The main problem I encounter is an add-on/extension in firefox is not 'stick' in my firefox browser...

  I installed the extension again and after I restart the browser, he is gone and my settings are back to "original"...

  I take a guess here, but I guess whenever this customer "reboots" the start of an image?

  One last question, is there of the "manuals" for those customers based on Linux?

  I see most or all aid seems to aim at Windows and would like to just a reference...

  Thanks for reading!

  Brandon

  If you're talking about the HP ThinPro OS-

  Before you can make changes to the file system, you must run this command from the terminal - "fsunlock". When you are finished, 'fslock' locks the system files again. There isn't another tool file explore included I know in ThinPro. Command line and the Notepad tool are the only real ways to navigate through the file system. If you need help with something, don't forget, it's basically a lighter version of Ubuntu, with a few extra utilities and GUI provided by HP. The nuts and bolts are identical to a version of Ubuntu, so I took a bit of insight of Ubuntu forums online for the problems I've had.

  Regarding your problem of browser extensions, depending on how you do this, you can configure connections to allow them to configure their own settings, or use HP ThinPro settings. If you've not allowed Firefox to create and use its own settings in the file system, nothing don't you change inside the browser will stick. I have not tried to install a browser extension, but I'm sure that this is your problem.

• Imaging of HP Thin client tool

  Hello

  My apologies if this is a repost and has been processed before

  t5740 trying to install "Thin clients microsoft windows embedded standard image", specifically a version with an older version of the agent HPDM, however same issue on all versions.

  currently have windows embedded standard 2009 5.1.2600

  in other words, unable to use the 'thin client HP imaging tool.

  the 'usb format' or 'deployment' options work.

  When booting from newly created usb key, received the "error loading operating system" on the light client device.

  am I missing something really really obvious!

  the USB is fine - is it specific to a file that could be a problem, I wonder?

  ...

  Thanks for any idea!

  got Ahold of the image of the HP website...

  However, nothing wrong with the image - curiously was to do with the bios not recognize a 64 GB usb key!

  an old 2 GB key worked well.

  keep these old 1 & 2 GB handy glue!

  Bravo nevertheless!

• Opening of shutoff on Thin Client T610

  Greetings,

  I was expecting to use a thin client T610 as a display remotely to a legacy system, but met a wall.  Every time that the application tries to send a display for the customer, the display does not open and the system hangs.

  I reproduced the problem in my terminal window:

  > export DISPLAY = {IP_ADDRESS_HERE]: 0}

  > nedit

  This translates the message: "Cannot Open Display".

  I am able to SSH since the T610 to my server and if I send the display X (ssh - X), I have no problem, so I think currently it's a port blocked on the thin client. That being said, I can't find any way to unblock the port (6000?) or find an option that allows the customer to accept remote X applications.

  Here is the information on my T610:

  OS level: T6X43202

  BIOS: K30 V 01.06

  Does anyone have a suggestion on what could block the display? I have been through the T610 documentation and have not yet find resolution.

  Thank you.

  Solved the problem. HP initscripts for the X server was by invoking the '-nolisten tcp' flag.  The flag and the restart of the thin client resolved the problem.

• What zero or thin Client is the most popular? What piece of management?

  I think far in advance and do not want mixed marks in our environment. We rely on the movement of a large group of VDI (already have VDI in place, but expanding).

  1. why thin above zero... it's just that the user may have access offline (if something were to happen to VDI)?  Any advice would be appreciated.

  2 what Management Consoles use you - at the moment we have WDM (Wyse Device Manager), but I'm not sure that our future purchase will be produced Wyse.  We have the Teradici PCoIP Management Console - does this work for the most part zero and thin clients?

  These are two hiccups, that I was confronted.  I'd like to narrow down my choices of zero or thin, and what is the best way to manage them.

  We also use only customer zero for our environment from view.

  They are managed via the Teradici Management Console. As already said devices only with a Tera1 or Tera2-Chip (processor) are supported.

  We only use Wyse P20 and also new P25 units for our society.

  With the new Management Console (1.8.0 +) the old Tera1 and the new Tera2 are already supported.

  There is also a firmware combined for the two chips that can be used by this console.

  Establishment of autoconfig is also working with new clients.

  Here is a list of the most (if not all) zero customers who use a Tera-chip: http://www.teradici.com/where-to-buy/product-search-results.php?vendor_id=0&category_id=2&form_factor_id=0&vmware_ready=&keywords=&x=11&y=9

• 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 '.

• Thin clients with view 4.5

  I was in the thin client compatibility guide, and I'm trying to decide what thin client to the demo. I would like to pcoip and find the Wyse P20 very attractive, although it has only usb 1.1

  Can someone make suggestions as to which clients you use with view 4.5?

  Currently, I have only a Wyse C10LE, which has no RDP and HP 5455

  I'd be willing to look at other companies, I wanted just to have an idea as to who are the most popular

  -MN

  We were extremely pleased with the Wyse P20. Like you we demo also had the HP T5545 and Wyse C10LE, and we were quite impressed by both.

  We thought that the Wyse R50LE was decent, but if you want the best experience then the P20 is the way to go.

• 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.

• View 4 thin client hardware supports PCoIP

  If my thin client is windows-based os, there is no difficulty when we improve the mode 4. But what happens if my thin client is thin-os, such as wyse S10? do I have to replace it with a new model like P20 or seller will provide a new firmware?

  Hi Dingding,

  You can still use your existing endpoint hardware after and upgrade to view 3-4 of the view, as RDP is still available as a graphic distance communication protocol in View 4.

  If however, you want to upgrade to PCoIP, then you will need to worry about your endpoint equipment.

  PCoIP software, you can use VMware View 4 Client for Windows, which runs on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7. (And maybe even Windows XP Embedded)

  If you want to use your Wyse with PCoIP devices, you must wait for Wyse provide updated models. The P20 is the only model that Wyse announced so far. Wyse in the future will also support PCoIP on thin BONES.

  Here's an announcement from Wyse on PCoIP:

  http://www.BusinessWire.com/portal/site/Google/?ndmViewId=News_view&NewSID=20091110005514&newsLang=en

  Christoph Wegener