This document provides instructions for using a thin client device called the J60. It has the following key features: RDP 7.1, RemoteFX graphics, and SPICE with USB redirection. The document outlines how to set up and configure connections to remote desktops using RDP and SPICE protocols. It also describes how to configure network, display, and system settings on the J60 thin client. Restore factory defaults and common troubleshooting steps are provided at the end.
This document provides instructions for the initial setup of an Aruba wireless network including a controller and access points (APs). The setup involves:
1. Configuring the controller via a web browser or serial console setup wizard.
2. Connecting the controller to the wired network.
3. Configuring the controller's DHCP server to assign IP addresses to APs when installed.
4. Installing and connecting the APs to the network to allow them to locate and connect to the controller.
Lightspeed II Marine WiFi Hotspot Sharing System - Zero Coax Cable - Marine WiFi Router System - Share WiFi Hotspots onboard your yacht or other marine vessel
This user manual summarizes the setup and use of an 11ac 1200Mbps outdoor wireless access point. It describes the hardware features including ports and antennas. It provides step-by-step instructions on initial setup through a web browser including selecting an operation mode, configuring wireless settings, and testing the connection. Advanced settings are outlined for managing features like wireless channels, security, and firmware upgrades. Troubleshooting tips are included for issues like lost connections or inability to access the web interface.
This document provides a quick installation guide for L3 Multi-Port Full Gigabit Stackable Managed Switches. It includes instructions on package contents, switch management, terminal and network setup, configuring IP addresses, setting port speeds for SFP and SFP+ ports, saving configurations, and accessing the web UI. The guide also provides contact information for customer support.
The document discusses FreePBX, an open source telephony platform based on Asterisk. It provides an overview of FreePBX's features and functionality, including extensions, voicemail, IVRs, time conditions, call routing, and more. It also discusses FreePBX's architecture and how modules are used to extend its capabilities.
Installing and using the omni pcx enterprise pc installer v2.26 softwareNuno Torres
This document provides instructions for installing and using the OmniPCX Enterprise PC Installer V2.26 software. It describes how to install versions, patches, Linux on inactive partitions, and binaries on OmniPCX Enterprise Releases 5.1.x, 6.x and higher. The installation is performed using the setup.exe file and involves selecting options like installation type, call server type, and network configuration. The document also provides details on uninstalling, managing servers, and known restrictions for the software.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring a TEW-P21G wireless print server. It includes:
- A list of package contents and system requirements
- Steps for connecting the hardware and printers
- Instructions for installing the software and adding printers from Windows and Mac devices
- Troubleshooting tips for common issues
- Contact information for technical support
The document provides an overview of the OmniPCX Enterprise telephone system, which includes:
1. A Call Server that acts as the control center and connects to various hardware components over an IP network.
2. Media Gateways that connect standard telephone equipment like analog phones and support wireless devices.
3. IP phones and multimedia PCs that connect directly to the IP network.
This document provides instructions for the initial setup of an Aruba wireless network including a controller and access points (APs). The setup involves:
1. Configuring the controller via a web browser or serial console setup wizard.
2. Connecting the controller to the wired network.
3. Configuring the controller's DHCP server to assign IP addresses to APs when installed.
4. Installing and connecting the APs to the network to allow them to locate and connect to the controller.
Lightspeed II Marine WiFi Hotspot Sharing System - Zero Coax Cable - Marine WiFi Router System - Share WiFi Hotspots onboard your yacht or other marine vessel
This user manual summarizes the setup and use of an 11ac 1200Mbps outdoor wireless access point. It describes the hardware features including ports and antennas. It provides step-by-step instructions on initial setup through a web browser including selecting an operation mode, configuring wireless settings, and testing the connection. Advanced settings are outlined for managing features like wireless channels, security, and firmware upgrades. Troubleshooting tips are included for issues like lost connections or inability to access the web interface.
This document provides a quick installation guide for L3 Multi-Port Full Gigabit Stackable Managed Switches. It includes instructions on package contents, switch management, terminal and network setup, configuring IP addresses, setting port speeds for SFP and SFP+ ports, saving configurations, and accessing the web UI. The guide also provides contact information for customer support.
The document discusses FreePBX, an open source telephony platform based on Asterisk. It provides an overview of FreePBX's features and functionality, including extensions, voicemail, IVRs, time conditions, call routing, and more. It also discusses FreePBX's architecture and how modules are used to extend its capabilities.
Installing and using the omni pcx enterprise pc installer v2.26 softwareNuno Torres
This document provides instructions for installing and using the OmniPCX Enterprise PC Installer V2.26 software. It describes how to install versions, patches, Linux on inactive partitions, and binaries on OmniPCX Enterprise Releases 5.1.x, 6.x and higher. The installation is performed using the setup.exe file and involves selecting options like installation type, call server type, and network configuration. The document also provides details on uninstalling, managing servers, and known restrictions for the software.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring a TEW-P21G wireless print server. It includes:
- A list of package contents and system requirements
- Steps for connecting the hardware and printers
- Instructions for installing the software and adding printers from Windows and Mac devices
- Troubleshooting tips for common issues
- Contact information for technical support
The document provides an overview of the OmniPCX Enterprise telephone system, which includes:
1. A Call Server that acts as the control center and connects to various hardware components over an IP network.
2. Media Gateways that connect standard telephone equipment like analog phones and support wireless devices.
3. IP phones and multimedia PCs that connect directly to the IP network.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing ESXi hypervisor software on a Cisco UCS C-Series server using the Cisco Integrated Management Controller (CIMC). Key steps include: 1) Accessing the CIMC over the network and power cycling the server; 2) Mapping the ESXi installation ISO image using CIMC virtual media; 3) Installing ESXi which will host a Cisco Unified Call Manager virtual machine. Finally, 4) Configuring the ESXi management network and accessing the new hypervisor installation through vSphere client.
The document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Sharetech HiGuard Pro device. It describes connecting the hardware, including the console port, DMZ port, WAN ports and LAN port. It then outlines the 4 step configuration process which includes starting the browser to access the device's IP address, changing the language settings, configuring the internal network, and setting up the external network connections and detection. The summary provides a high-level overview of the key sections and configuration steps involved in installing and setting up the Sharetech HiGuard Pro device.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring AsteriskNOW, an open source PBX system. It describes burning the DVD image, booting from the DVD to start installation, selecting installation options, setting the timezone and passwords, and waiting for installation to complete. It then recommends updating the system after installation and changing the default admin password for security. Finally, it explains how to use the yum package manager to install, update, query, and remove packages on the system.
Telephone System, Phone System, Business Phone System, VoIP Phone System, Hos...Rob Bliss
Zultys has been recognized as one of the leaders in the IP Telephone System Industry. Selected as the "2009 Internet Telephony" for it's Recognition as a leader in IP Telephone Systems. This is not handed out to any manufacturer, but the ones who like Zultys have continuiously shown consecutive improvement year after year.
This document provides steps to configure an Elastix PBX appliance to interface with Integra Telecom's SIP trunking service. It outlines 13 steps to add SIP trunks, outbound routes, and inbound routes. Key settings include configuring the trunk with Integra's SIP credentials and setting the outbound dial patterns to route via the Integra trunk. Troubleshooting tips are provided to test connectivity on both the customer and Integra networks.
This document provides a summary of a telecommunications system architecture. It outlines the key components of the system including:
- TMS1600 switches that connect up to 16 TMP6400 platforms and provide non-blocking switching of up to 32,768 channels.
- TMP6400 platforms that provide VoIP, IVR, and TDM modules. They connect to the TMS1600 switches and each other.
- A web-based OAM&P tool for configuring the system including defining hardware, signaling interfaces, and network access points.
- The configuration process involves steps like adding hardware, configuring line interfaces and services, setting up signaling like SIP, SS7, and ISDN, and
This document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a CCTV system with a DVR/NVR device connected to a network. It outlines obtaining the IP address of the networked computer, assigning a static IP address to the DVR/NVR, connecting the DVR/NVR to the network, installing viewer software, configuring port forwarding on the router, checking port forwarding, and setting up a DDNS service. The instructions include screenshots and details for each step of the configuration process.
SR1009XXWI can operate in both AP and STA modes, allowing it to function as either a wireless server or client. There are multiple connection methods for IPHONE/IPAD/Android devices. Key methods include:
1. Connecting a mobile device to SR1009XXWI's default AP settings to access its web server interface and modify parameters such as SSID, IP address and mode.
2. Configuring one SR1009XXWI as an AP and others as clients to control multiple units from a single mobile device.
3. Adding an SR1009XXWI to an existing home WiFi network and configuring a static IP to control it remotely from a mobile device on the
First steps after free pbx installationvincent david
The document provides instructions for common initial configuration tasks after installing FreePBX. These include:
1. Logging into the FreePBX graphical user interface for the first time using the default credentials.
2. Configuring important network settings like a static IP address, DNS servers, and NAT settings to ensure proper functioning of SIP and external phone connectivity.
3. Exploring the various FreePBX modules to understand the full feature set and configure items like trunks, extensions, and conferencing applications.
This document provides a summary of the new features in version 4.5 of the Switchvox Admin Tool Suite, including:
1. Phone Feature Packs now allow for distinctive ringtones that users can set for their phones and ring rules.
2. The Phone Setup page in the Admin Suite allows managing unconfigured phones, multiple extensions per phone, custom digit map timeouts, and NTP servers for phones.
3. New IVR actions are added to support ring rules.
4. Language settings can now be selected for each admin user and extension.
5. Extension details include new fields like language, title, location, and permissions for applications, recording calls, and ringtone rules.
This document is the user manual for the GXE502X IP-PBX. It contains 14 sections that describe how to configure various features of the GXE502X including: extension configuration through the express setup wizard or extensions directory; trunk configuration for PSTN, SIP, and SIP-based PSTN trunks; conference bridges; hunt/ring groups; auto-attendants; call queues; system configuration; advanced options; resetting and rebooting; status; reports; voicemail configuration; personal web portal; and appendices with voicemail and template file information. The manual provides detailed instructions on setting up and using the many features of the GXE502X
CMIT 350 FINAL EXAM CCNA CERTIFICATION PRACTICE EXAMHamesKellor
The document provides sample questions that may appear on a CCNA certification practice exam. It includes questions about OSPF, router commands, frame relay, VLANs, routing protocols, and more. The questions cover a wide range of Cisco networking topics that are important for the CCNA exam.
The document provides instructions for registering a Grandstream BT-200 phone with a PBXware server using either manual configuration, auto-provisioning, or auto-configuration. It outlines the requirements and steps to configure the UAD settings and create an extension on the PBXware server. The instructions also describe how to configure the Grandstream phone by accessing its web interface and setting the TFTP server. Once completed, the phone should successfully register with the PBXware system and be ready for use.
1) The document provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the ZF7025 as a standalone access point, including connecting it to a PoE switch or injector, logging into the web interface using default credentials, and configuring basic wireless settings like enabling wireless availability, broadcasting the SSID, and assigning a unique SSID name.
2) Key steps include preparing the admin computer with a static IP in the 192.168.0.x range, logging in at 192.168.0.1 with username "super" and password "sp-admin", and configuring the common and wireless settings tabs to enable and name at least one wireless network.
3) Default wireless settings include individual
This document provides instructions for setting up Voicent's Enterprise Edition software to allow for remote access and control of Voicent applications from outside a local network. It discusses installing the server software, accessing the server locally and remotely, and configuring firewall settings to enable remote access via the Internet. The goal is to provide scalable call and text broadcasting solutions that can be controlled from anywhere by sharing systems over the Internet.
The document is a user manual for the ES282-PC IP Smart VoIP Phone. It provides instructions on setting up the phone and describes its key features and functions. The phone has a color LCD screen, supports multiple SIP accounts and lines, and allows users to place and receive calls, access call logs and contacts, and adjust settings through either the phone's interface or a web UI. The manual guides users through basic call operations, advanced settings, and phone maintenance to help them successfully use the ES282-PC VoIP phone.
This document provides instructions for setting up and configuring a WL-322 wireless broadband modem/router. It includes details on the key features of the device such as support for draft 802.11n wireless speeds up to 300Mbps and 4 Ethernet ports. The document guides the user through an initial setup process including connecting cables, logging into the device's web interface, and running through a configuration wizard. It also provides explanations and instructions for various device settings like wireless settings, security settings, and firewall settings.
Ip атс grand stream ucm6102 functional overview and testing-engVladimir Dudchenko
Grandstream UCM6102 is an Aterisk based IP PBX appliance. Perfect solution for SMB heaving affordable price ($440 or so), it supports up to 30 concurrent calls.
But you should check carefully if it really fits to your needs, to avoid disappointments and unjustified money spending.
Wireless Presentation System | Prijector Pro - User's ManualPrijector
Prijector Pro is a slick and powerful device that directly connects to your Television or to any Projector. It enables one to share their full-screen and present wirelessly from Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, Windows Phone and Blackberry Devices. Prijector Pro makes every meeting room video conferencing capable by running apps like Skype, Microsoft Lync, Google Hangouts, WebEx Meetings, Polycom RealPresence, Cisco Jabber, LifeSize ClearSea, Vidyo and BlueJeans.
Understanding The Performance of Thin-Client GamingAcademia Sinica
The thin-client model is considered a perfect fit for online gaming. As modern games normally require tremendous computing and rendering power at the game client, deploying games with such models can transfer the burden of hardware upgrades from players to game operators. As a result, there are a variety of solutions proposed for thin-client gaming today. However, little is known about the performance of such thinclient systems in different scenarios, and there is no systematic means yet to conduct such analysis.
In this paper, we propose a methodology for quantifying the performance of thin-clients on gaming, even for thin-clients which are close-sourced. Taking a classic game, Ms. Pac-Man, and three popular thin-clients, LogMeIn, TeamViewer, and UltraVNC, as examples, we perform a demonstration study and determine that 1) display frame rate and frame distortion are both critical to gaming; and 2) different thin-client implementations may have very different levels of robustness against network impairments. Generally, LogMeIn performs best when network conditions are reasonably good, while TeamViewer and UltraVNC are the better choices under certain network conditions.
Microsoft RemoteFX promises to enhance the user QoE for rich media applications running on remote desktops and IPQ can be a key technology to help deliver on that promise.
The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing ESXi hypervisor software on a Cisco UCS C-Series server using the Cisco Integrated Management Controller (CIMC). Key steps include: 1) Accessing the CIMC over the network and power cycling the server; 2) Mapping the ESXi installation ISO image using CIMC virtual media; 3) Installing ESXi which will host a Cisco Unified Call Manager virtual machine. Finally, 4) Configuring the ESXi management network and accessing the new hypervisor installation through vSphere client.
The document provides instructions for installing and configuring the Sharetech HiGuard Pro device. It describes connecting the hardware, including the console port, DMZ port, WAN ports and LAN port. It then outlines the 4 step configuration process which includes starting the browser to access the device's IP address, changing the language settings, configuring the internal network, and setting up the external network connections and detection. The summary provides a high-level overview of the key sections and configuration steps involved in installing and setting up the Sharetech HiGuard Pro device.
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring AsteriskNOW, an open source PBX system. It describes burning the DVD image, booting from the DVD to start installation, selecting installation options, setting the timezone and passwords, and waiting for installation to complete. It then recommends updating the system after installation and changing the default admin password for security. Finally, it explains how to use the yum package manager to install, update, query, and remove packages on the system.
Telephone System, Phone System, Business Phone System, VoIP Phone System, Hos...Rob Bliss
Zultys has been recognized as one of the leaders in the IP Telephone System Industry. Selected as the "2009 Internet Telephony" for it's Recognition as a leader in IP Telephone Systems. This is not handed out to any manufacturer, but the ones who like Zultys have continuiously shown consecutive improvement year after year.
This document provides steps to configure an Elastix PBX appliance to interface with Integra Telecom's SIP trunking service. It outlines 13 steps to add SIP trunks, outbound routes, and inbound routes. Key settings include configuring the trunk with Integra's SIP credentials and setting the outbound dial patterns to route via the Integra trunk. Troubleshooting tips are provided to test connectivity on both the customer and Integra networks.
This document provides a summary of a telecommunications system architecture. It outlines the key components of the system including:
- TMS1600 switches that connect up to 16 TMP6400 platforms and provide non-blocking switching of up to 32,768 channels.
- TMP6400 platforms that provide VoIP, IVR, and TDM modules. They connect to the TMS1600 switches and each other.
- A web-based OAM&P tool for configuring the system including defining hardware, signaling interfaces, and network access points.
- The configuration process involves steps like adding hardware, configuring line interfaces and services, setting up signaling like SIP, SS7, and ISDN, and
This document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up a CCTV system with a DVR/NVR device connected to a network. It outlines obtaining the IP address of the networked computer, assigning a static IP address to the DVR/NVR, connecting the DVR/NVR to the network, installing viewer software, configuring port forwarding on the router, checking port forwarding, and setting up a DDNS service. The instructions include screenshots and details for each step of the configuration process.
SR1009XXWI can operate in both AP and STA modes, allowing it to function as either a wireless server or client. There are multiple connection methods for IPHONE/IPAD/Android devices. Key methods include:
1. Connecting a mobile device to SR1009XXWI's default AP settings to access its web server interface and modify parameters such as SSID, IP address and mode.
2. Configuring one SR1009XXWI as an AP and others as clients to control multiple units from a single mobile device.
3. Adding an SR1009XXWI to an existing home WiFi network and configuring a static IP to control it remotely from a mobile device on the
First steps after free pbx installationvincent david
The document provides instructions for common initial configuration tasks after installing FreePBX. These include:
1. Logging into the FreePBX graphical user interface for the first time using the default credentials.
2. Configuring important network settings like a static IP address, DNS servers, and NAT settings to ensure proper functioning of SIP and external phone connectivity.
3. Exploring the various FreePBX modules to understand the full feature set and configure items like trunks, extensions, and conferencing applications.
This document provides a summary of the new features in version 4.5 of the Switchvox Admin Tool Suite, including:
1. Phone Feature Packs now allow for distinctive ringtones that users can set for their phones and ring rules.
2. The Phone Setup page in the Admin Suite allows managing unconfigured phones, multiple extensions per phone, custom digit map timeouts, and NTP servers for phones.
3. New IVR actions are added to support ring rules.
4. Language settings can now be selected for each admin user and extension.
5. Extension details include new fields like language, title, location, and permissions for applications, recording calls, and ringtone rules.
This document is the user manual for the GXE502X IP-PBX. It contains 14 sections that describe how to configure various features of the GXE502X including: extension configuration through the express setup wizard or extensions directory; trunk configuration for PSTN, SIP, and SIP-based PSTN trunks; conference bridges; hunt/ring groups; auto-attendants; call queues; system configuration; advanced options; resetting and rebooting; status; reports; voicemail configuration; personal web portal; and appendices with voicemail and template file information. The manual provides detailed instructions on setting up and using the many features of the GXE502X
CMIT 350 FINAL EXAM CCNA CERTIFICATION PRACTICE EXAMHamesKellor
The document provides sample questions that may appear on a CCNA certification practice exam. It includes questions about OSPF, router commands, frame relay, VLANs, routing protocols, and more. The questions cover a wide range of Cisco networking topics that are important for the CCNA exam.
The document provides instructions for registering a Grandstream BT-200 phone with a PBXware server using either manual configuration, auto-provisioning, or auto-configuration. It outlines the requirements and steps to configure the UAD settings and create an extension on the PBXware server. The instructions also describe how to configure the Grandstream phone by accessing its web interface and setting the TFTP server. Once completed, the phone should successfully register with the PBXware system and be ready for use.
1) The document provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the ZF7025 as a standalone access point, including connecting it to a PoE switch or injector, logging into the web interface using default credentials, and configuring basic wireless settings like enabling wireless availability, broadcasting the SSID, and assigning a unique SSID name.
2) Key steps include preparing the admin computer with a static IP in the 192.168.0.x range, logging in at 192.168.0.1 with username "super" and password "sp-admin", and configuring the common and wireless settings tabs to enable and name at least one wireless network.
3) Default wireless settings include individual
This document provides instructions for setting up Voicent's Enterprise Edition software to allow for remote access and control of Voicent applications from outside a local network. It discusses installing the server software, accessing the server locally and remotely, and configuring firewall settings to enable remote access via the Internet. The goal is to provide scalable call and text broadcasting solutions that can be controlled from anywhere by sharing systems over the Internet.
The document is a user manual for the ES282-PC IP Smart VoIP Phone. It provides instructions on setting up the phone and describes its key features and functions. The phone has a color LCD screen, supports multiple SIP accounts and lines, and allows users to place and receive calls, access call logs and contacts, and adjust settings through either the phone's interface or a web UI. The manual guides users through basic call operations, advanced settings, and phone maintenance to help them successfully use the ES282-PC VoIP phone.
This document provides instructions for setting up and configuring a WL-322 wireless broadband modem/router. It includes details on the key features of the device such as support for draft 802.11n wireless speeds up to 300Mbps and 4 Ethernet ports. The document guides the user through an initial setup process including connecting cables, logging into the device's web interface, and running through a configuration wizard. It also provides explanations and instructions for various device settings like wireless settings, security settings, and firewall settings.
Ip атс grand stream ucm6102 functional overview and testing-engVladimir Dudchenko
Grandstream UCM6102 is an Aterisk based IP PBX appliance. Perfect solution for SMB heaving affordable price ($440 or so), it supports up to 30 concurrent calls.
But you should check carefully if it really fits to your needs, to avoid disappointments and unjustified money spending.
Wireless Presentation System | Prijector Pro - User's ManualPrijector
Prijector Pro is a slick and powerful device that directly connects to your Television or to any Projector. It enables one to share their full-screen and present wirelessly from Windows, Linux, Mac, iOS, Android, Windows Phone and Blackberry Devices. Prijector Pro makes every meeting room video conferencing capable by running apps like Skype, Microsoft Lync, Google Hangouts, WebEx Meetings, Polycom RealPresence, Cisco Jabber, LifeSize ClearSea, Vidyo and BlueJeans.
Understanding The Performance of Thin-Client GamingAcademia Sinica
The thin-client model is considered a perfect fit for online gaming. As modern games normally require tremendous computing and rendering power at the game client, deploying games with such models can transfer the burden of hardware upgrades from players to game operators. As a result, there are a variety of solutions proposed for thin-client gaming today. However, little is known about the performance of such thinclient systems in different scenarios, and there is no systematic means yet to conduct such analysis.
In this paper, we propose a methodology for quantifying the performance of thin-clients on gaming, even for thin-clients which are close-sourced. Taking a classic game, Ms. Pac-Man, and three popular thin-clients, LogMeIn, TeamViewer, and UltraVNC, as examples, we perform a demonstration study and determine that 1) display frame rate and frame distortion are both critical to gaming; and 2) different thin-client implementations may have very different levels of robustness against network impairments. Generally, LogMeIn performs best when network conditions are reasonably good, while TeamViewer and UltraVNC are the better choices under certain network conditions.
Microsoft RemoteFX promises to enhance the user QoE for rich media applications running on remote desktops and IPQ can be a key technology to help deliver on that promise.
RemoteFX - Rich End User Experience for VDI and Remote DesktopsAmit Gatenyo
RemoteFX provides a rich user experience for virtual desktops and remote desktop sessions. It allows full fidelity rendering of graphics and media on both low-cost and advanced client devices. RemoteFX uses hardware-accelerated graphics processing and advanced codecs to deliver a local-like experience remotely. It is compatible with VDI, session-based desktops, and supports host- or client-side rendering depending on configuration and network conditions. RemoteFX improves user productivity by enabling access to any screen content from any device anywhere.
CC-4006, Deliver Hardware Accelerated Applications Using RemoteFX vGPU with W...AMD Developer Central
Presentation CC-4006, Deliver Hardware Accelerated Applications Using RemoteFX vGPU with Windows Server, by Derrick Isoka at the AMD Developer Summit (APU13) November 11-13, 2013
RemoteFX delivers a consistently rich user experience over LAN or WAN by using hardware and software GPUs. It provides features like rich multimedia, USB redirection, and multi-touch. RemoteFX works well even with limited bandwidth, latency, packet loss, and uses technologies like WAN acceleration and single sign-on. It has adaptive graphics, media streaming, USB redirection, and supports sessions, VMs, and physical machines with a choice of software or physical GPUs.
The document discusses RemoteFX technology in Citrix virtual desktop environments. It provides an overview of RemoteFX capabilities such as fast and fluid graphics over various network conditions, support for new client devices and form factors, and a Metro-style user interface. It also describes RemoteFX features for WAN optimization, adaptive graphics, media remoting, multi-touch support, and more. The document demonstrates how RemoteFX works to optimize the user experience over different network scenarios.
CPU224XP Ethernet borad
CPU224XP Digital 14input 10output/CPU226XP Digital 24input 16output
Analog 2 channel input/1 channel output
DC24V 1A
2 channel PPI port(support Modbus)
Comes with a perpetual calendar, which can be maintained for 2 years after power failure
PPI communication interface supports 187.5K, supports Modbus protocol
Up to 7 modules can be connected
Automatic saving of power-down data
Software supports all instructions in Siemens v4.0 Step 7
This document provides instructions for installing and connecting an Eaton ePDU G3 power distribution unit. It describes how to set up network connectivity through DHCP or manually assign a static IP address via the LCD interface or serial connection. The document also explains how to connect multiple ePDUs together in a daisy chain configuration using an Ethernet splitter.
This document provides instructions for a lab activity involving configuring networking devices. The activity includes 7 parts where students will physically connect a router, switch, and computers, and then configure the devices by following instructions. The objectives are to practice physical connectivity, establishing console sessions on devices, assigning IP addresses for static routing, and verifying configurations and connectivity. Diagrams and tables are provided to identify device interfaces, cable types, and IP addressing schemes.
The document provides an overview and instructions for setting up and using a Linksys 10/100 8-Port VPN Router. It includes chapters on networking basics, an introduction to the router's features and hardware, instructions for connecting the router, and setting up and configuring the router through its web-based utility. Appendices provide additional information on troubleshooting, installing the Linksys VPN client software, finding device addresses, the router's physical setup, firmware upgrades, and specifications.
This document summarizes the analysis of Windows event log files. It discusses how to view event logs using the Event Viewer and export logs. It also describes using log parsing tools like Log Parser Lizard and Log Parser 2.2 to query error, warning and other event types from system logs. Specific event IDs are analyzed, like DCOM errors, service failures, DNS issues and hard disk errors. Methods to resolve issues causing these events are provided.
01 Internet Gateway IGW500 Series Quick Configuration Guide 20221026.pdfJorge Gonzales
The document provides instructions for upgrading firmware on an IGW500 internet gateway and associated access points (APs). It describes two scenarios for upgrading the IGW500 firmware: 1) upgrading older versions which requires upgrading the system image, web image, and package, followed by a factory reset, and 2) upgrading newer versions which only requires upgrading the package file. It also provides steps for importing AP firmware images, and manually or automatically upgrading APs when they are online. The document aims to help users quickly set up and provision wireless services on the IGW500 gateway.
This document provides installation instructions for a TP-LINK Wireless N Access Point model TL-WA701ND. It includes the following steps: 1) Connect the Access Point to a computer or wireless network using an Ethernet cable or wirelessly; 2) Log into the Access Point's web interface using the default username and password; 3) Select an operation mode such as Access Point, Repeater, or Client mode; 4) Configure wireless and network settings; 5) Reboot the Access Point to apply the new configuration. Troubleshooting tips are provided at the end to restore default settings or access the web interface.
Watch the Recording: https://info.safetychain.com/untangle-digitization-knots
In this presentation, you will see examples of how even the smallest wrong decision about connecting your facility could morph into compounding issues for a digitization initiative. You will also see what steps to take upfront to ensure a successful project – and prevent you from spending tens of thousands of dollars in fixes later on.
Plant Leaders, Operations, and Engineering Professionals will learn:
• What to plan for before working with an OEM, Integrator, MSP, or internal resources to help future-proof your manufacturing network
• Best practices for clearly communicating expectations with project stakeholders, and implementation teams
• Simple steps to save you from costly scope creep and an unsuccessful implementation
Presented by Arthur Laszczewski, VP of Operations at Mode40
The document provides steps to configure a workstation to join a local area network. It involves setting the workstation's IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. These settings can be configured automatically or manually. The document also describes how to use the ping command to test network connectivity and troubleshoot any connection issues.
This document provides instructions for connecting a router to a workstation using HyperTerminal and establishing a console session. The steps include connecting a rollover cable from the router's console port to the workstation's COM1 port, launching HyperTerminal on the workstation, naming and configuring the HyperTerminal session, and connecting to view the router's response. Additional steps cover closing the session, reopening saved sessions, and shutting down connections.
The document discusses important show commands for Cisco routers and switches. It provides a cheat sheet of the most useful show commands including show running-config, show version, show ip route, show interfaces, show cdp neighbors, and show clock. Each command is briefly described in terms of the key information it displays about the device, interfaces, configurations, or network.
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RDP
RemoteFX
SPICE
Powerful ARM-Linux Thin Client
Version 1.5
KEY FEATURES:
1、RDP 7.1 with NLA and USB redirection
2、RemoteFX graphic device
3、SPICE with USB redirection
DEMO VIDEOS:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gGxX1v_xy8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=12YUDUE0QFU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wChHQXilxzM
Please access www.jieyung.com or mail send mail to services@jieyung.com to get more information
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Contents
1 INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................................................... 3
2 INTERFACES AND MOUNTING OPTIONS............................................................................................................ 3
3 SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................................................................................... 4
4 CONNECTION DIAGRAM.......................................................................................................................................... 5
5 SYSTEM GUIDE.......................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.1 BOOT SCREEN....................................................................................................................................................... 5
5.2 NETWORK INITIALIZATION....................................................................................................................................... 6
5.3 AUTO CONNECTING................................................................................................................................................ 6
5.4 CONTROL CENTRE ................................................................................................................................................. 7
5.5 CONNECTION SETTINGS......................................................................................................................................... 8
5.6 ADD DESKPOOL CONNECTION............................................................................................................................... 9
5.7 ADD MICROSOFT RDP CONNECTION ................................................................................................................. 10
5.8 ADD SPICE CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................... 12
5.9 DISPLAY PROPERTIES .......................................................................................................................................... 13
5.10 NETWORK SETTINGS............................................................................................................................................ 14
5.11 NETWORK DIAGNOSIS .......................................................................................................................................... 15
5.12 SYSTEM ................................................................................................................................................................ 16
6 RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS ...................................................................................................... 20
7 FAQ.............................................................................................................................................................................. 21
7.1 HOW TO RESTORE DEFAULT RESOLUTION?......................................................................................................... 21
7.2 HOW TO FIX RDP FAILURE................................................................................................................................... 21
7.3 HOW TO RESOLVE THE AUDIO PROBLEM WITH GOOGLE CHROME BROWSER?.................................................... 21
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1 Introduction
J60 thin client is based-on ARM cortex A9 5-cores 1.6GHz CPU and 1GB DDR3
memory. It is powered by deeply-optimized linux OS. The main features include:
Up to 1080p resolution and 32bpp color depth.
Small and exquisite without fan.
Very low power consumption.
Support multiple enhanced protocols, such as RDP, RemoteFX and SPICE.
Support smoothly on-line video.
Support high-definition video file play with redirection player (J-Player).
Easy firmware upgrade.
Support USB redirection.
2 Interfaces and mounting options
FIG.2-1 Interfaces
FIG.2-2 Mounting Options
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3 Specifications
System Description
CPU ARM Cortex A9 1.6GHz, 4 Cores
Memory DDR3:1GB
Flash NAND Flash: 8GB
Network 10/100M based-T RJ45 ethernet port
WiFi (Optional) WIFI 802.11B/G/N (optional)
Audio Input MIC input, 3.5mm mini jack
Audio Output Audio output, 3.5mm mini jack
USB 4x USB ports
Debug Port Mini USB port for debug
VGA Up to 1920 x 1080,60Hz, 32bpp color depth
HDMI Up to 1920 x 1080,60Hz, 32bpp color depth
Power Input DC, 5V, 2000mA
Power Switch Light push power switch
Power Adapter Input: AC, 100-240V, 50/60Hz
Output: DC, 5V, 2000mA
Lock Slot Kensington lock slot
Size Height: 29.5mm, Width: 150mm, Depth: 115 mm
Power Consumption < 7W
Cooling None fan
Noise 0db
Temperature range 0~45 °C
Humidity
20 % to 80 % condensing
10% to 95% non-condensing
Feet Feet for vertical use
Bracket VESA standard mounting
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4 Connection Diagram
FIG.4-1 Connecting J60 thin client to a remote desktop server
Notice, please make sure to use the matched power adapter, any mismatching
maybe destroy the device. And if the monitor provides a HDMI or DVI interface, the HDMI
cable or HDMI to DVI converter could take the place of VGA cable.
5 System Guide
Please install the J60 thin client device as FIG.4-1 shows.
5.1 Boot Screen
FIG.5-1 Boot Screen
When the thin client power on, monitor will display the boot screen as FIG.5-1 shows,
there is a progress bar under the logo stands for the boot status. While success boot, the
device goes to “Network Initialization” phase.
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Note, If the monitor cannot support the device’s resolution output, it maybe display a
black screen, please refer to the chapter 7 to restore the default resolution setting.
5.2 Network Initialization
At the network initialization phase, show as FIG.5-2, the device will check the local
network connection and the IP settings. After the successful network initialization, the device
goes to auto connecting phase.
FIG.5-2 Network Initialization
Note, if fail to initialize the network, please check the following possible reason:
1) No available cable connection.
2) If the device is set to use dynamic IP address and fail to acquire IP settings from
DHCP server, please check the DHCP services.
5.3 Auto Connecting
If there is none automatic connection setting, the device will skip the auto connecting
phase. Otherwise, the device starts the auto connecting after 5 seconds countdown. You
can cancel the auto connect with 【Cancel】 button or “Esc” key, show as FIG.5-3a and
FIG.5-3b.
FIG.5-3a 5-second Countdown
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FIG.5-3b Starting Auto Connecting
When the auto connecting is failed, the device will retry after 15-second countdown,
unless you cancel it, show as FIG.5-3c.
FIG.5-3c Auto Connecting Retry
5.4 Control Centre
As FIG.5-4a shows, administrator password should be provided before enter the control
centre.
FIG.5-4a Login to Control Centre
Note, If there is none administrator password setting, the device will skip FIG.5-4a
dialog and enter control centre directly. Please refer to chapter 5.12 to set administrator
password.
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FIG.5-4b Control Centre
As FIG.5-4b shows, control centre is divided into three function zones:
Main Menu List
Setting Window
Status Bar
Main menu include the following menus:
Connection Settings: Management the remote desktop connections
Display Properties:Resolution and language settings
Network Settings:Network parameters
Network Diagnosis:Diagnose the network with ping
System:Show the system information and system level functions
5.5 Connection Settings
Click 【Connection Settings】menu, enter the connection setting window shown as
FIG.5-5a, the table surrounded by red dotted line is connection record table.
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FIG.5-5a Connection Settings Window
Connection Type
J60 thin client supports three kinds of connection and two kinds of desktop protocol:
Deskpool Connection: Deskpool login-in connection configuration, adopt
Microsoft RDP 7.1 version with remotefx enabled.
Microsoft RDP Connection:Microsoft remote desktop server accessing
configuration,adopt Microsoft RDP 7.1 version with remotefx enabled.
SPICE Connection:Remote SPICE server connection configuration, make
use of RedHat SPICE protocol.
Connection List
The connection table includes the following items:
Name:Connection name.
Type:Deskpool、Microsoft RDP or SPICE.
Server Address:Remote desktop server address.
Auto Connect:Enable or disable the auto connecting setting.
Actions:【Connect】, 【Edit】, 【Delete】operation buttons
5.6 Add Deskpool Connection
Click【Add Deskpool Connection】, popup the “Add Deskpool Connection” dialog as
FIG.5-6 shows:
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FIG.5-6 Add Deskpool Connection
Input the following information before click 【Add】 button:
【Connection Name】: Name of this connection
【Server Address】: Address of remote deskpool server
If you check the 【Remember Account】 check box, please fill the deskpool login
account information:
【User Name】: A deskpool user name.
【Password】 : Password of the deskpool user.
5.7 Add Microsoft RDP Connection
Click【Add Microsoft RDP Connection】, popup the “Add MS RDP Connection” dialog
as FIG.5-7a shows:
Input the following information before click 【Add】 button:
【Connection Name】: Name of this connection.
【Server Address】: Address of remote desktop server.
If you check the 【Remember Account】 check box, please fill the remote desktop login
account information:
【User Name】: A remote desktop user name.
【Password】 : Password of the remote desktop user.
【Domain】:Domain name. If no domain server, keep empty.
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FIG.5-7a Add Microsoft RDP Connection
FIG.5-7b show the options for Microsoft RDP connection, include the personalized
options and the auto-run program.
FIG.5-7b Microsoft RDP Options
Note, the RemoteFX option can only be enabled for Hyper-V remote desktop platform
and the windows guest OS must be Windows 7 SP1 or later, otherwise, the option will be
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invalid. In addition, when the RemoteFX successfully enabled, it will adopt the 32bpp color
depth automatically.
FIG.5-7c show the experience settings for Microsoft RDP connection and the default
selections.
FIG.5-7c Microsoft RDP Settings
5.8 Add SPICE Connection
Click【Add SPICE Connection】, popup the “Add SPICE Connection” dialog as FIG.5-8
shows:
FIG.5-8 Add SPICE Connection
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Input the following information before click 【Add】 button:
【Connection Name】: Name of this connection.
【Server Address】: Address of remote SPICE server.
【Port】: Port of the SPICE connection, it will be discarded as the security
connection enabled.
【Password】: Password to login into SPICE server.
【Redirect Local Devices】: Automatically redirect local devices ti the VM.
If you check the 【Enable Security Connection】 check box, please fill the security
information:
【Security Port】: Security port for the security connection.
【Certificate】 : Certificate for the security connection.
You can manage the certificates at <System> setting window.
5.9 Display Properties
Click 【Display Properties】menu, enter the display properties window shown as FIG.5-
9a.
FIG.5-9a Display Properties
Resolution Setting
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Select a resolution at 【Resolution】list box, and click 【Save】 button, a notification
dialog will be popped up shown as FIG.5-9b to confirm the change.
FIG.5-9b Notification to Change Resolution
Click the 【Confirm】 button at FIG.5-9b to apply the new resolution, the device will auto
reboot to apply it. When it reboot up, a confirm dialog will be shown as FIG.5-9c, the new
resolution must be accepted before the 15-second timeout, Otherwise, the system will give
up the new resolution setting and reboot to restore the original setting.
FIG.5-9c Notification to Accept Resolution Setting
The monitor maybe show black screen when it is not comparable with the resolution
changing, please do nothing, just wait for the device restore to the original resolution
automatically.
Language Setting
You can change the language setting by selecting 【简体中文】 or 【English】 at
language list box, and then click 【Save】 button, the control centre will switch to the new
language mode.
5.10 Network Settings
Click 【Network Settings】menu, enter the network setting window shown as FIG.5-10.
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FIG.5-10 Network Settings
Wired network settings
Two kings of settings for wired network parameters
1)DHCP mode
In DHCP mode, the network parameters will be dynamically acquired from DHCP
server, you can click 【Refresh】 button to refresh them.
2)Static IP mode
In static IP mode, you have to input the IP address, subnet mask, gateway IP, DNS 1
and DNS 2 IP.
Note, in the static IP mode, you must make sure none IP address conflict.
5.11 Network Diagnosis
Click 【Network Diagnosis 】menu, enter the network diagnosis window shown as
FIG.5-11.
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FIG.5-11 Network Diagnosis
In the <Network Diagnosis> window, You can check whether the network connection or
destination server is available with ping operation, in additional, the parameters of ping
command could be adjusted.
5.12 System
Click 【System】menu, enter the system window shown as FIG.5-12a.
FIG.5-12a System Information
System Information
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The system information includes the following entries:【System Name】,【Product
Name】,【Product Key】,【Disk Capacity】,【Memory Capacity】,【CPU Info】,
【Wired NIC】,【Wireless NIC】,【Image Release Time】.
Software Information
The software information includes the following entries:【Operation System】,【RDP
Protocol】,【SPICE】,【Deskpool VDI Agent】.
Click 【Voice】 button, enter the voice setting window shown as FIG.5-12b. There are
earphone volume and microphone volume settings.
FIG.5-12b Voice Setting
Click 【SPICE】 button, enter the SPICE certification management window shown as
FIG.5-12c. SPICE certificate is used for SPICE security connection.You can download
SPICE certificate to the local device. The downloaded certificate will be listed and could be
deleted by the 【Delete】 button.
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FIG.5-12c SPICE Certification
Click 【Operation】 button, enter the operation button window shown as FIG.5-12d.
There are 【Restart】,【Upgrade】,【Export Log】 and 【Password】 buttons.
FIG.5-12d Operations
Restart System
Click【Restart】 button and confirm this operation, the device will reboot automatically.
System Upgrade
The procedure to upgrade the system firmware:
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Phase I, prepares to upgrade:
1) Download upgrade package from www.jieyung.com (update.jytc);
2) Prepare a USB storage with FAT format;
3) Copy the update.jytc file to root directory of the USB storage ;
Phase II, upgrade the firmware:
4) Power on the thin client and remember the value of【Firmware Version】 at
<System> window;
5) Insert the USB storage to the device;
6) At <System> window, click 【Upgrade】 button, and confirm the operation;
7) System prompt: “System is upgrading, please wait…”, After a few minutes, the
device will reboot automatically;
8) If there is a new【Firmware Version】 in system window, the upgrade is
successful.
Note: Please do not power off the device at the step 7 of upgrade phase II.
Export Log
Click 【Export Log】 to export the system log with the following steps:
1) Insert a FAT formatted USB storage to a USB port.
2) In <System> window, click 【Export Log】 button and confirm to export the log;
3) Unplug the USB storage, there will be a latest log file at root directory named
system.tar.gz.
Change Password
Click 【Password】 button to set or change the administrator password shown as FIG5-
12e.
FIG.5-12e Change Password
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Note:
1) None administrator password with the factory default settings.
2) If lost the administrator password, please refer to chapter 6 to restore the factory
default settings.
Click 【Time】 button, enter the time setting window shown as FIG.5-12f.You can also
choose to use internet time.
FIG.5-12f Time Settings
6 Restore Factory Default Settings
To restore the factory default settings will clear user configuration and system log, There
are three steps to restore factory default setting:
Step 1: Power on the device and cancel auto connecting;
Step 2: Press【Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F2】;
Step 3: Click 【Confirm】 button in the notification dialog shown as FIG.6-1. The
device will reboot to restore the factory default setting.
FIG.6-1 Confirm Dialog to Reset System
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7 FAQ
7.1 How to restore default resolution?
Three steps to restore the device output resolution to default setting with 800x600:
Step 1: Power on and waiting for the end of boot screen (Shown as FIG.5-1);
Step 2: Keep pressing 【Ctrl+Alt+Shift+s】keys for 5~10 seconds;
Step 3: Waiting for reboot and check the new resolution.
7.2 How to fix RDP failure
Check network: diagnose the connection between thin client and windows server.
Check the server side setting: check the remote desktop settings and firewall
settings, for the windows xp server, the local security strategy should be classic
mode.
Check the thin client RDP setting: check the NLA setting, if the NLA is enabled,
the login account should be filled correctly.
7.3 How to resolve the audio problem with google chrome browser?
With the recent release of Google Chrome Version 21 and later, Google made a change
and instead of using Adobe's Flash, they now use something new called Pepper Flash. The
problem is that the Pepper Flash cannot work well with Microsoft RDP, which will degrade
the remote audio mapping. Please follow the steps below to disable the new Pepper Flash:
1. Open the chrome plugins page by typing this URL into the address bar: chrome://plugins
2. Find the "[+] Details" button in the upper right to show the details of each installed plugin and click
this button.
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3. Find the flash plugin section in the list of plugins. There may be (1 file), (2 files) or (3 files) in this
section.
4. In the Flash section there should be 2 or 3 different versions of flash listed. If the flash section
only has one flash file listed, click here to go to the Adobe website and download and install
the Adobe Flash Plugin for non-Internet explorer browsers.
5. The first plugin listed in the flash section is the pepper flash implementation. You can tell that the
first one is pepper flash by looking for "Pepper Flash" in the Location string. See yellow highlight
below.
6. Find the "Disable" link and click that link.
7. Now close all open chrome windows and tabs and restart chrome and it should work well with
remote desktop protocol.