OS Configuration, Browser, Firewall, and Aero | Dell 1.3.0.0

OS Configuration

The OS Configuration area enables you to set the configurations for various settings on the operating system that includes:

•Browser, Firewall, and Aero: to configure browser, firewall, and aero related settings.

•Clocks: to configure the clock settings. This is not applicable to WES2009 systems.

•Other Settings : to configure the Appliance Mode settings.

Browser, Firewall, and Aero

Table 3-15. Browser, Firewall, and Aero Details

Setting Name	Description	Expected Value

Internet Explorer Proxy Settings

Proxy	The proxy bypass server.	True or False.
		If set to True, you need to
		provide the details of the
		Proxy Bypass Server.

Host Name or IP	The host name or IP address	Enter the IP address if you
Address	of the proxy bypass server.	have set the Proxy to True.

Proxy Auto Config	The proxy auto	Enter the file name.
	configuration file to
	configure Internet Explorer.

Proxy Auto Detect	To automatically detect the	True or False.
	proxy bypass server.	Automatically sets to True if
		Automatically sets to True if
		Proxy is set to True and to
		False if Proxy is set to False.

Proxy Server Port	The proxy bypass server	Defaults to 80. Leave the
	port.	default value or change the
		port number as configured.

Internet Explorer Settings

Using the Dell Wyse Configuration Manager (WCM) GUI Application

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Contents

Administrator’s Guide 2013 Contents Windows 2008/Windows 2008 R2 Server Typical Use Case Scenarios Troubleshooting Devices That Cannot Locate Overview Introduction Key Features What’s New Introduction Supported Dell Wyse Thin Client Systems Introduction Related Documentation and Services Supported Operating SystemsDell Wyse Technical Support Dell Wyse Online Community Pre-requisites to Install WCM Page Downloading and Installing WCM Installing WCM Server ApplicationDownloading WCM WCM Environment Installing WCM Client WES Configuring the Repository Server Setting up the FTP port on a Windows 2003 Server Setting up the Http and HTTPs Ports on a Windows 2003 Server Wyse WE8S Setting up the Http and HTTPs Ports on a Windows 2008 Server Setting up the FTP Port on a Windows 2008 Server Setting up the FTP Port on a Windows 7 System Configuring the Repository Server on a Windows 7 System Alias Name WCM Setting up the Http and Https Ports on a Windows 7 System DNS Service Record Lookup Discovery Settings for the WCM Server Configuring the DNS Service Lookup Page Service Name WCM Protocol tcp DNS Hostname Lookup Configuring the DNS Hostname Dhcp Option Tags Description Examples of Values to Use Dhcp Option Tags Lookup 184 183 Configuring Dhcp Options Dhcp Options Name Data Type Code Description Configuring the WCM Thin Client Systems Configuring the Dell Wyse Device Manager WDM Server Files\WDM\WDMWCM\RP Command\TestRPWES\Wyse\WES\WESConfig.xml About the WCM Application GUI Options NewOpen Save For FTP Creating New Configuration Files Configuration Details Editing Existing Configuration Files RDP Connections Domain Name Basic Settings AutostartPassword Connection Name Local Resources Redirect Clipboard Screen Mode TypeScreen Color Depth Bits Click Apply Changes to Other RDP SettingsUnrecognized Settings Redirect Smart Card VMware View Broker History Login as Current UserSSL Configuration Broker Citrix Client-side Content Flash Player Redirection Settings Use Flash RemotingEnable Server Side Content Fetching Color Depth Display DimensionsAdvanced Settings Automatic Reconnection Server Options Logon Methods VWorkspace Connections Device Configuration Display Mouse Keyboard Share New Share Timezone Ethernet Wireless Profile Audio Power Browser, Firewall, and Aero OS Configuration Click Apply and Exit HomeIE Favourites Trusted Sites Clocks Other SettingsClock1 Settings Clock2 Settings Mode Appliance Mode SettingsMode Shut Down Appliance Exit from Appliance Line Appliance CommandAppliance Mode Configuration Description Disabling or Stopping the Appliance Mode Appliance Mode Workflow on Thin Client Devices Select Options Agent Settings on the menu Agent Settings Setting Up Automatic Configuration Using Your Configuration Files Setting Up Manual Configuration Page Launching the WCM Client Importing Thin Client Configurations Fallback Mechanism for Failed Download of Configuration File Using Configuration History Exporting Thin Client Configurations Click Debug Settings to launch the WCM Debugging window Manually Setting Debug Options on a Thin Client Typical Use Case Scenarios Typical Use Case Scenarios Typical Use Case Scenarios Typical Use Case Scenarios Appendix Appendix