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iUser Manual for Neoware Appliances Running NeoLinuxRelease 2.3HotkeyQuick Reference GuideTo... Press...Display the Neoware desktopCTRL + ALT + ENDDi

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Introduction2 What is an Computing Appliance?The appendixes cover additional topics that you may need to know.What is an Computing Appliance?A new way

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Index92using 81taskbar 82hiding 82moving 82opening active windows 82properties box 82windows 83closing 83maximizing 83minimizing 83moving 84resizing 8

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Index93overview 4Retrographics VT640 73RJ-45 Ethernet jack 6SSCO Console emulation 73Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 37Security Settings 25set/change passw

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IntroductionWhat is an Computing Appliance? 3Neoware AppliancesNeoware thin client appliances are sleek computing devices that have no hard drive, fan

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Introduction4 Getting More InformationNeoLinux provides powerful and flexible computing capabilities for networks that have many types of servers as w

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual5CHAPTER 1 Setting up Your ApplianceThis chapter describes how to unpack and set up your Neoware Appliance.Unpacking You

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Setting up Your Appliance6 Connecting the ComponentsConnecting the ComponentsBack panel connectorsThe following is an explanation of the different con

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Setting up Your ApplianceConnecting the Components 7Connecting the cables1 Arrange your appliance and monitor in your work area.2 Connect the monitor

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Setting up Your Appliance8 Connecting the ComponentsConnecting USB peripheral devices for use with Citrix ICAYou can connect USB external drives to yo

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Setting up Your ApplianceConnecting the Components 9path field. When finished Click OK.Note: Depending on the device you are connecting the path will

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Setting up Your Appliance10 Determining the Release Version of Your SoftwareDetermining the Release Version of Your SoftwareAccessing the Help | About

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Setting up Your ApplianceArranging Your Work Area 11Arranging Your Work AreaGetting comfortable These tips will help reduce eye strain and body fatigu

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ii© 2002 by Neoware Systems, Inc.400 Feheley DriveKing of Prussia, PA 19406610.277.8300Email:[email protected]: For the most recent version of this

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Setting up Your Appliance12 Arranging Your Work Area

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual13CHAPTER 2 Configuring Your Network SettingsThis chapter describes how to initially configure your appliance for your n

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Configuring Your Network Settings14 Selecting the Network SettingsNetwork Settings DialogThe following values may be set under Network Settings where

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Configuring Your Network SettingsSelecting the Network Settings 15ber. Specify how broadcast requests are sent from your appliance to the network. Typ

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Configuring Your Network Settings16 Selecting the Network Settingsworks, type the IP address of the router or gateway com-puter that connects them.ezU

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Configuring Your Network SettingsSelecting the Network Settings 17• Full image software updates• Modular software updates (snap-ins)• Thin client appl

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Configuring Your Network Settings18 Selecting the Network SettingsezUpdate server with a new profile to override the existing ezUpdate settings for on

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Configuring Your Network SettingsSelecting the Network Settings 19networking and apply the changes or Cancel to return to the Net-work Settings dialog

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Configuring Your Network Settings20 Selecting the Network Settings

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual21CHAPTER 3 ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerThis chapter describes how to use ezConnect to create and use conn

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FCC regulatory and safety information iiiFCC regulatory and safety informationFCC regulatory and safety information can be found in the Quick-Start Gu

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager22 Managing ConnectionsCreating connections1 If ezConnect isn’t on screen, simultaneously press CTRL + ALT +

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerUsing Connections 23Deleting Connections1 If ezConnect isn’t on screen, simultaneously press CTRL + ALT + EN

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager24 Using ConnectionsEnding a Connection1 If ezConnect isn’t on screen, simultaneously press CTRL + ALT + END

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerAppliance Properties 25• Restart - This option disconnects the user from any active session (leaving them ru

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager26 Appliance PropertiesThis dialog allows the system administrator to selectively set specific security opti

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerAppliance Properties 27• Allow connections to be created or modified - Select this checkbox to allow the use

Strany 33 - Appliance Properties

ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager28 Appliance Propertiesset as the security password and the Enter key. At this point you are at the NeoLinux

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerAppliance Properties 29Sound 1 If ezConnect isn’t on screen, simultaneously press CTRL + ALT + END.2 Select

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager30 Appliance Propertieswork Drives tab is used to map a network drive for NeoLinux applications to use. The

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerAppliance Properties 31Network Drive Dialog will appear.4 In the Remote Server field specify the host name o

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iv Safety InstructionsSafety InstructionsPlease read these safety instruction carefully and keep this user’s manual for later refer-ence.1. Before rem

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager32 Appliance PropertiesThe X Window tab of the Server Settings dialog allows an administrator to prepopulate

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerAppliance Properties 33The Date & Time Settings dialog will appear on your screen.3 Adjust the month, da

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager34 Appliance PropertiesThe Desktop Settings tabbed dialog will appear on your screen.3 Select the tab for th

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerAppliance Properties 35• Shadow - Specify the settings that allow an Administrator to shadow (remotely view

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager36 Connection PropertiesConnection PropertiesGlobal ICA Settings When a user clicks Settings | Connection pr

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection ManagerConnection Properties 37location”) works only with Citrix MetaFrame XP servers or later. Change the default

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ezConnect - The Neoware Connection Manager38 Connection Properties

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual39CHAPTER 4 ICA ConnectionsThis chapter describes how to create and edit the configuration of ICA connections.Configurin

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ICA Connections40 Configuring ICA Connectionsmenu.If you need to set another primary Citrix server, for example one located on a different subnet from

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ICA ConnectionsConfiguring ICA Connections 41disconnected.When finished, or if you do not wish to enable these options, click Next.4 In the Specify Ap

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NeoLinux Appliance User ManualvTable of ContentsRelease 2.3 iFCC regulatory and safety information iiiCANADA ICES/NMB-003 Class/Classe (B) iiiNeoware

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ICA Connections42 Configuring ICA Connections5 If you want, specify logon information, and then click Next.Note: If you don’t type logon information n

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ICA ConnectionsConfiguring ICA Connections 43tion level, whether you would like to use data compression, and whether or not to use disk cache in the S

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ICA Connections44 Configuring ICA Connectionsclick Finish.The ICA connection will appear in the ezConnect connection list.Editing an ICA connectionWhe

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual45CHAPTER 5 RDP ConnectionsThis chapter describes how to create and edit the configuration of RDP connections.Configurin

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RDP Connections46 Configuring RDP Connections2 In the Enter Connection and Server dialog type a title for your connection in the name field and then t

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RDP ConnectionsConfiguring RDP Connections 47Next or Finish.4 If you want, specify logon information. When finished, click Next or Finish.Note: If you

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RDP Connections48 Configuring RDP Connectionsished, click Next or Finish.6 In the Select Connection Options dialog, specify the options you would like

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RDP ConnectionsConfiguring RDP Connections 49• Keyboard Layout - Select the type of keyboard you are using.Note: The setting for the Keyboard Layout m

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RDP Connections50 Configuring RDP ConnectionsEditing an RDP connectionWhen editing an RDP connection, the user is presented with a tabbed dialog, with

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual51CHAPTER 6 Basic Terminal ConnectionsThis chapter describes how to create and edit Basic Terminal con-nections.Configur

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Table of ContentsviAccessing Network Settings 13Network Settings Dialog 14ezUpdate Settings 16Saving Network Settings Changes 18CHAPTER 3 ezConnect -

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Basic Terminal Connections52 Configuring Basic Terminal ConnectionsOK.2 In the Specify Title and Server dialog, enter a title for your con-nection. Th

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Basic Terminal ConnectionsConfiguring Basic Terminal Connections 53these options, click Next or Finish.4 If you want, select a window size for your co

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Basic Terminal Connections54 Configuring Basic Terminal Connections6 If you would like to specify the foreground and background colors for your connec

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Basic Terminal ConnectionsConfiguring Basic Terminal Connections 55tabs, refer to the Creating a Basic Terminal connection instructions above.

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Basic Terminal Connections56 Configuring Basic Terminal Connections

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual57CHAPTER 7 Netscape ConnectionsIf your appliance has the optional Netscape software installed, then this chapter descri

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Netscape Connections58 Configuring Netscape Connections2 In the Enter Connection Name and Start Page dialog, enter a title for your connection in the

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Netscape ConnectionsConfiguring Netscape Connections 59Note: The Netscape Kiosk mode runs the browser in a full-screen mode and allows the administrat

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Netscape Connections60 Configuring Netscape ConnectionsWhen finished, click Next.6 If you want, click on the icon in the Modify Netscape Prefer-ences

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Netscape ConnectionsConfiguring Netscape Connections 61The Netscape connection will appear in the ezConnect connection list.Editing a Netscape connect

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Table of ContentsviiCHAPTER 9 Custom Connections 69Configuring Custom Connections 69Creating a Custom connection 69Editing a Custom connection 71CHAPT

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Netscape Connections62 Configuring Netscape Connections

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual63CHAPTER 8 X Window ConnectionsIf your appliance contains this software option, then this chapter describes how to crea

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X Window Connections64 Configuring X Window Connectionsfrom the drop-down menu. When finished, click OK.2 Enter a name for your X Window connection. W

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X Window ConnectionsConfiguring X Window Connections 65connection you are creating. When finished, click Next.Note: There are four types of XDM sessio

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X Window Connections66 Configuring X Window ConnectionsWhen finished, click Next.5 Enter the font server and the font server port you wish to use. Whe

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X Window ConnectionsConfiguring X Window Connections 67input device settings. When finished, click Next.7 In the Startup Options dialog, you can selec

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X Window Connections68 Configuring X Window ConnectionsThe X Window connection will appear in the ezConnect connection list.Editing an X Window connec

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual69CHAPTER 9 Custom ConnectionsIf your appliance has this software option, then this chapter describes how to create a Cu

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Custom Connections70 Configuring Custom Connectionsconnection, and the executable command you would like to use to start your custom connection. When

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Custom ConnectionsConfiguring Custom Connections 713 In the Startup Options dialog, you can select whether you would like this connection to automatic

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Table of Contentsviii

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Custom Connections72 Configuring Custom Connections

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual73CHAPTER 10 Pericom Terminal ConnectionsIf your appliance has the optional Pericom software, then this chapter describe

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Pericom Terminal Connections74 Configuring Pericom Terminal Connectionsthe Pericom Terminal Emulation client available. For a listing of cli-ents incl

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Pericom Terminal ConnectionsConfiguring Pericom Terminal Connections 75Note: By clicking the Finish button at the end of this step or any subsequent s

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Pericom Terminal Connections76 Configuring Pericom Terminal ConnectionsInterface. Check the box of the corresponding option to set the feature. These

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Pericom Terminal ConnectionsConfiguring Pericom Terminal Connections 77able command. When finished, click Finish.For a list of the advanced command-li

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Pericom Terminal Connections78 Configuring Pericom Terminal Connectionstabs, refer to the Creating a Pericom Terminal connection instruc-tions above.P

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Pericom Terminal ConnectionsConfiguring Pericom Terminal Connections 79• Select the appropriate printer port and type from the setup selec-tion screen

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Pericom Terminal Connections80 Configuring Pericom Terminal Connections

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual81CHAPTER 11 Using the NeoLinux DesktopThis chapter explains how to use the NeoLinux desktop to manage your program wind

Strany 92 - 84 Using NeoLinux Windows

NeoLinux Appliance User Manual1IntroductionThis chapter describes the purpose and main topics of this manual, as well as the basic features of the Neo

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Using the NeoLinux Desktop82 Getting StartedUsing the Taskbar The NeoLinux taskbar is a movable control bar. Every open Win-dows connection and NeoLin

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Using the NeoLinux DesktopUsing NeoLinux Windows 83Using NeoLinux WindowsUsing the window controlsEach program on the NeoLinux desktop operates in a s

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Using the NeoLinux Desktop84 Using NeoLinux Windows• To move a window, left-click and drag its title bar. Or click and drag a window edge or corner wi

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual85Appendix A: Advanced NeoLinux ConfigurationThis appendix discusses advanced configuration procedures for Neolinux base

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86 Setting your appliance to ignore BOOTP or DHCP responses"Enabled" then skip to step 6.5 Hit the Page Down or Page Up key once to set the

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Setting your appliance to ignore BOOTP or DHCP responses 87Note: The device entry example above is used to set the appli-ance to ignore DHCP responses

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88 Setting your appliance to ignore BOOTP or DHCP responses

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NeoLinux Appliance User Manual89IndexNumerics10BaseT Ethernet 7Aactive windows, defined 83ADDS A2 73alphanumeric emulations 73ANSI BBS 73applianceconn

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Index90monitors 7network cables 7peripherals 7printers 6, 7connectionsadding22basic temrinal 51Custom 69ICA 39Netscape 57Pericom temrinal 74RDP 45X Wi

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Index91Ethernet connector 7ezConnect 2, 21appliance properties 25connection properties 36copying connections 23creating connections 22deleting connect

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