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ezRemote Manager User Manual
Which appliance configuration items are
cloned using Properties Manager? 51
Why clone properties? 52
Save time configuring thin client
appliances 52
Save standard configurations as backups 52
Create ezUpdate server configuration
files 52
Setting appliance properties using
ezAnywhere shadowing 53
Loading property settings from a file 55
Saving properties configurations to file 57
Snap-In Manager 59
CHAPTER 8
What is a Snap-In? 59
ezSnap Technology 59
Snap-In Manager 60
Apply snap-ins and more 60
Using the Snap-In Manager 60
ezAnywhere
CHAPTER 9
Shadowing 63
What is shadowing? 63
Remote viewing and control 63
Underlying protocol 63
What is required to shadow a remote
appliance 64
Client configuration 64
ezAnywhere shadowing and passwords 65
Initiating an ezAnywhere shadowing session 65
Error messages during ezAnywhere session
initiation 66
Sessions 69
CHAPTER 10
Setting Session Parameters 69
Using the Set Session Parameters Dialog 70
Task view 72
Task view actions 73
Switching to the list view 74
Adjusting the task view 74
Wake on LAN
CHAPTER 11
Operations 75
Wake on LAN and ezRemote Manager 75
What is Wake on LAN? 75
What does Wake on LAN do in ezRemote
Manager? 75
Wake on LAN on demand 76
Automatic Wake on LAN (Auto Wake on
LAN) 76
ezRemote Manager tasks that work with by
Auto Wake on LAN 77
Configuring automatic Wake on LAN (Auto
WOL) 77
Appendix A: Broadcast SNMP and
Router Configuration 79
ezRemote Manager access to separate subnets
through Cisco routers 79
Adding a route to your server 80
Configuring Router 80
Relevant Cisco Router Commands 82
Appendix B: ezUpdate for Windows
CE Appliances 83
Windows CE ezUpdate 83
Requirements 83
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