Install a local scaner

Please post more information. The platform of Cx0 only says that the hardware is C class. Under the Cx0 you should see the model number...is it a C90LEW or C10LE or C30LE etc...

The scanner is already appearing in virtual machine. 

And it's working now.

Thank you very much for your help.

 Originally Posted by jpropsner 

Hi,

I've enabled the HDX plug and play USB tunnel in XenDestkop but when I connect a pen usb or a local scanner nothing happens. It´s not appearing any messagem saying that a device is connected.

I saw the link that you posted and there is a picture that show windows 7 running through online plugin. I am currently using ICA.

Have you more ideas?

I am currently using VDI. I need configure a local scanner in Citrix HDX right?

Hi, I have the similar issue. Instead of Citrix we are using Vmware View. locally connected epson printer can be mapped in win7 64bit. Even flash disk appear like a map drive. But iam unable to get the Scanners or external hards working! Any clue? I have TCX server suite production license installed. Ftp is also publishing license key on wnos.ini file. iam not sure if the TCX is functioning! do you have any tool check this? We are having hard time with the USB and Multimedia redirection as both are functioning! Vmware view with fat client is working fine! Desperately looking for some answers on this please.

OK,

The model is C10LE. I hope this help.

Please If you need more information tel me.

Basically the C10LE is the online plugin. 
Do you get HDX USB to work if you connect from a Windows Machine to the virtual machine using the online plugin? If it works on Windows, then it will work on the C10LE. 
Also, how did you configure the C10LE to connect to Xendesktop? Take a look at "Solution 16435: Wyse ThinOS - Configuring for XenDesktop Deployment" in the Wyse knowledge base. This guide will also help you setup the FTP or HTTP server to upgrade the firmware.

The C10LE runs Wyse ThinOS. WTOS is firmware and cannot have drivers installed. The firmware can only do pass through. This means you plug in a device and the thin client passes the device information to the remote session. It can "map" printers and disks through a RDP session, but a scanner will need a driver and must be "installed" for the scanner to be active on the remote session you will need a USB tunnel. Citrix HDX or Wyse TCX USB can do this, however a USB tunnel on a terminal server will make all your devices available to all users. It will be as if you plugged the scanner directly into the server. How will the application know which scanner belongs to which user? It won't...this is why people choose Virtual Desktop brokers. A VDI broker will give you a single user desktop, because only one person can be logged into a Windows XP or Windows 7 desktop. The device, installed via the USB tunnel, will be available just as if it was plugged into a PC. 
Hopefully this helps. 
In short, if you are using the C10LE for terminal server connections, you can try TCX USB evaluation, found on Wyse.com on the downloads page. If that doesn't work for your application to interact with the scanner, then you will need to use VDI.

OK thanks a lot for your help.

I'm gonna test what you said and I'll post the answer later.

Thank you.