Cisco Systems CVXC6215SK9 manual Desktop Basics, Logging

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C H A P T E R 3

Desktop Basics

This chapter provides information to help you quickly get started using your thin client. It describes basic thin client functions and provides instructions for setting up the thin client for you and your users.

It includes:

Logging In, page 3-1

Using Your Desktop, page 3-2

Connecting to a Monitor, page 3-3

Shutting Down, Restarting, and Suspending, page 3-4

Viewing System Information, page 3-4

Tip Cisco thin clients are designed to be centrally managed and configured using Cisco VXC Manager and INI files. You can use Cisco VXC Manager to automatically push updates and any desired default configuration to all supported thin clients in your environment. For more information, see Central Configuration Using Cisco VXC Manager, page 1-1.

Logging In

The options and menus that are available on the thin client depend on access levels and on the add-ons that are enabled on the thin client. By default, the Autologin add-on is enabled on the thin client, which automatically logs users into the local thin client desktop after they power up the thin client.

On initial connection to central configuration, plug in the network-connected Ethernet cable to the thin client before starting the thin client to obtain the configuration settings (connections, system settings, required certificates and so on) desired by the administrator.

Note After the thin client boots up, there is a short delay before it initiates the autologin process. The user is initially presented with the login screen, and after approximately 10 to 15 seconds, the thin client automatically logs the user into the thin client using thinuser/thinuser as the default username and password.

After the thin client is powered on, the users are presented with a Firefox connection icon on the desktop which they can use to log into the HVD. To connect to the HVD, double-click the icon and enter the required login credentials.

Administration Guide for Cisco Virtualization Experience Client 6215 Firmware Release 8.6

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Contents Americas Headquarters Page N T E N T S Central Configuration Using File Server A-1 Using TightVNC Viewer to Shadow or Monitor a Thin Client B-1 Page Firmware Supported Virtual Desktop Application Releases OverviewChapter Description AudienceOrganization Related DocumentationDocument Conventions Page INI Files Cisco VXC ManagerAutologin CiscoConfigCisco VXC 6215 Add-Ons Sshopt High-Level Administration StepsProcedure Optional Voice and Video Firmware Add-onCisco VXC 6215 Deployment with a Cisco Virtual Office Router Recognizing USB Devices with Citrix XenDesktop Common Guidelines for XenDesktop 4.0, 5.0,Recognizing USB Cameras with Citrix XenDesktop Guidelines for HDX Plug-n-Play with XenDesktop 5.0 Guidelines for HDX Plug-n-Play with XenDesktopGuidelines for HDX RealTime Webcam for XenDesktop 5.0 Monitor Resolution ConfigurationPage Cisco VXC Manager Configuration Quick Reference Configuring the Dhcp Server for Device Discovery Client Discovery Using Cisco VXC ManagerDhcp Window Select Predefined Options and Values Option Type Server IP Dhcp Scope Options Cisco VXC Manager Server Dhcp Scope Options Cisco VXC Manager Server Port Create a wlx.ini File for Client Configuration INI File ExamplesExample XenDesktop INI Configuration Example Required Folder Structure with Cisco VXC Manager Create a Cisco VXC Manager Package for the wlx.ini FileOS=SLX Configuring Default Device Configuration Preferences Schedule Device Updates Using Default Device ConfigurationProcedure for Existing Default Device Configuration Procedure for First-Time Default Device ConfigurationSchedule Device Updates Using the Drag-and-Drop Method Optional Voice and Video Firmware Add-On Register a Package to Enable a Cisco Add-OnChoose the desired release version from the list Update the Cisco VXC 6215 Base VDI FirmwareConfigure Multimedia Redirection with a Proxy Server Version Number= ProxyConfig Additional INI file examples Time settingsPage Logging Desktop BasicsUsing Your Desktop Connecting to a Monitor Desktop Keyboard ShortcutsPress Viewing System Information Shutting Down, Restarting, and SuspendingSystem Information dialog box Page Accessing Applications with the Application Browser Viewing the Connection Manager Performing DiagnosticsDiagnostic Log Viewer Viewing Diagnostic LogsExport Logs to Remote Server Dialog Box Configuring the Cisco VXC Manager AgentConfiguring Volume Control Settings Configuring Display SettingsOpening a Firefox Web Browser Session Display Preferences Dialog Box Taking ScreenshotsHow INI Files Are Employed Central Configuration Using File ServerHow to Set Up Central Configuration Using a File Server Figure A-1 Direct the Thin Client to the ServerOption Description Using DhcpRebooting Page Using TightVNC Viewer to Shadow or Monitor a Thin Client Figure B-1 New TightVNC Connection Dialog Box INI Configuration Example for Enabling VNC