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The 'NCT-2000-XP Management Console' window appears when the <Local Settings> is selected from the menu. After inputting the password, please click on the <OK> button. (If the 'Disable password protection' was selected during the installation of the application, the 'NCT-2000-XP Management Console' does not appear.>

Sessions

The information on the station, which is currently connected, and the standby status of the station for the connection can be viewed when 'Stations' is selected.

Session #01, #02, #03 …

The programs and all the information, which are being used by the station that is currently connected, can be checked when the session is selected.

The following information is the information tab for each session.

Station names : Displays the number of the selected station. The numbers are provided in the order of the connection to the host computer, which starts from Station #02.

Logged in use : Displays the name of the user who is logged in on the station.

Default user : Displays the name of the user who has logged on recently.

Status : Displays the current connection status of the station.

Client connection : Displays the automatic launch status of the station which is connected.

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NComputing L120, L200, L100 manual Sessions, Status Displays the current connection status of the station

L100, L200, L120 specifications

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