VNC User Settings

VNC User Settings is available to administrators only. Clicking Start Programs VNC User Settings (or double-clicking the icon in the administrator’s system tray) opens the WinVNC: Current User Properties dialog box (see Figure 17).

The WinVNC: Current User Properties dialog box allows entry of the VNC log-on password (the default password is Wyse) and selection of parameters for the VNC server utility installed on a user’s Thin Client.

VNC server allows the user’s Thin Client to be operated/monitored (shadowed) from a remote machine on which VNC Viewer is installed. VNC is intended primarily for support and troubleshooting purposes.

Note

Hovering the mouse pointer over the VNC icon on the taskbar shows the

Thin Client’s current IP address.

For information on VNC user settings, refer to “WinVNC” on page 56.

Figure 17 WinVNC: Current User Properties dialog box

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Wyse Technology TM 9000 Series manual VNC User Settings, WinVNC Current User Properties dialog box

TM 9000 Series specifications

Wyse Technology TM 9000 Series is a line of thin clients designed specifically to meet the demands of enterprise environments. Known for their reliability and performance, these devices provide a cost-effective solution for organizations looking to enhance their IT infrastructure while minimizing maintenance and operational expenses.

One of the standout features of the TM 9000 Series is its support for a broad range of virtualization protocols. This includes popular solutions such as Citrix, VMware, and Microsoft Remote Desktop Services. By enabling seamless access to virtualized applications and desktops, the TM 9000 devices help businesses streamline their workflows and improve productivity. Users can enjoy a full desktop experience, complete with multimedia and graphics capabilities, without the need for high-powered personal computers.

The series boasts a compact design, making it an ideal choice for space-constrained offices. Each unit is energy-efficient, contributing to lower power consumption and reduced environmental impact. This aligns with the growing trend of sustainable business practices. Furthermore, the TM 9000 Series is built with advanced security features, including support for secure boot and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) security measures, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected.

In terms of hardware, the TM 9000 Series is equipped with various options for processors and memory configurations, allowing organizations to select models that best suit their performance needs. With improvements in processing power and memory capacity over previous generations, users can experience faster application load times and improved responsiveness.

Another significant characteristic of the TM 9000 Series is its manageability. With centralized management tools, IT departments can easily deploy updates, configure settings, and monitor device performance from a central location. This reduces the workload associated with device maintenance and ensures that all clients are up-to-date with the latest software and security patches.

Connectivity options are also abundant in the TM 9000 Series, including multiple USB ports, display outputs, and Ethernet connections. This versatility allows users to connect various peripherals such as monitors, keyboards, and mice, enhancing their overall computing experience.

In conclusion, Wyse Technology TM 9000 Series stands out for its robust feature set, exceptional performance in virtualized environments, and strong security measures. With its combination of efficiency, manageability, and flexible connectivity, it offers a reliable solution for businesses seeking to optimize their IT operations in an increasingly digital world.

Contents

Winterm 9000 Series Reference Guide This page intentionally blank Winterm 9000 Series Reference Guide This page intentionally blank Copyright Notice End User License Agreement License TrademarksPatents Restricted Rights Legend Ordering Information FCC Statement Thin Client Requirements Compliance FCC ComplianceIEC/EN Compliance Canadian DOC Notices Device Power Supply Vii Class BIEC/EN Notice Cable Notice Battery Information Viii Model 9650XE Thin ClientModel J400, Product 941GXL Thin Client Model x150SE, Product 9150SE Thin Client Contents List of Figures List of Tables Xii Introduction Citrix Independent Computing Architecture ICA Session ServersMicrosoft Remote Desktop Protocol RDP Rapport Remote Administration Terminal Emulation SupportSupport Servers Virtual Network Computing VNC Viewer Model Summary Model 9235LE Model 9440XL Model 9440XL Thin Client Model 9450XE Model 9450XE Thin Client Model 9455XL Model 9455XL Thin ClientPage Model 9650XE Model 9650XE Thin ClientPage Model J400, Product 941GXL Model J400, Product 941GXL Thin ClientPage Model x150, Product 9150SE Model 9150SE Thin Client Mounting and Connecting the Thin Client Automatic Log-on Logging OnManual Log-on NetXClean Automatically Launched UtilitiesWrite Filter VNC Server XPe Desktop Users DesktopPage Administrators Desktop Example of an administrator desktop Client Information Dialog Box Client Information dialog box Logging Off, Restarting, and Shutting Down the Thin Client Programs Menu Extended Selections Neutron Time Synchronization Application TeemNT and TeemNT Connection Wizard Terminal Emulation window TE Client Connection Wizard window Internet Explorer Internet Explorer window Citrix Program Neighborhood Citrix Program Neighborhood window Remote Desktop Connection Remote Desktop Connection dialog box expanded VNC User Settings WinVNC Current User Properties dialog box Write Filter Control dialog box Administrators Control Panel window Classic View/List Control Panel Extended Selections Administrative Tools Administrative Tools window Component Services window Event Viewer Services window Local User and Groups window VNC User Settings Winlog Write Filter ELO Touchscreen Wireless LAN SettingsCustom Fields RAMdisk Custom Fields dialog box English US default Regional and Language Options Peripherals Sun Java Runtime EnvironmentPrinters Audio Adding Printers Utilities and Settings Password Change with the Write Filter Page Write Filter Command Line Control Write Filter Enable and Write Filter Disable Desktop Icons Write Filter Control Dialog Box Page NetXClean Utility Function Summary Local Drives Drive ZDrive C and Flash Saving Files Domain Participation Mapping Network DrivesJoining a Domain Roaming Profiles WinPing Utility Net and Tracert Utilities User Log-on Accounts Creating a New User Account User Profiles Changing the Computer Name Wyse Rapport Version Firmware Upgrades Add-on Modules VNC Server Properties Settings WinVNC WinVNC Current User Properties dialog box VNC Viewer Setup and Operation VNC Connection Details dialog box VNC Connection Options dialog box Page VNC Authentication dialog box Winterm 9000 Series Reference Guide Issue