Cloned Connection Settings; What About Other Configuration Settings; Why Clone Connections; Save Time Configuring Thin Client Appliances - Neoware c50 - Thin Client User Manual

Cloned connection
settings
What about other
configuration
settings?

Why clone connections?

Save time
configuring thin
client appliances
dows XPe/NTe appliances, see "XPe/NTe software cloning" on page
35.)
The following are examples of settings copied and cloned in Con-
nection Manager (when the source or template appliance has any of
these connections defined):
ICA connections: all configuration settings for each defined con-
•
nection
RDP connections: all configuration settings for each defined con-
•
nection
TeemTalk terminal emulation connections (if installed on source
•
or template appliance): all configuration settings for each defined
connection
Web browser connections: all configuration settings for each
•
defined Web browser
PPP connections: all configuration settings for each defined PPP
•
connection
Other appliance configuration settings, such as printer setup, screen
resolution, and global ICA settings are cloned through Properties
Manager.(See "CHAPTER 7 Properties Manager" on page 49.)
Individual thin client appliances can be configured at the desktop
when installed or whenever network resources change. This configu-
ration usually includes initially defining to which servers, applica-
tions, and Web sites the thin client user may have access. While this
configuration doesn't take much time for an individual appliance,
initially configuring or changing the connection configurations on
more than a few thin client devices can consume a lot of administra-
tor resources.
Connection Manager
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