I have the NX-client .rpm that I got from Wyse. And the instructions that I have: "How to install add-ons in Wyse SUSE Linux 11.1.x" say I need create a directory structure "/wyse/*", that has subfolders: "/wlx", and "/addons". And this is to be done on an ftp server that is reachable from the W50D.
We don't have an available ftp server that I can be root/admin on. So is there another way to get "add-ons" onto the W50D ?
Can I use the "USB Firmware Tool" to configure a USB key, to push / install the new .rpm ?
Steve, No, that is the only way, but it doesn't need to be an industrial strength ftp server. You can use a Windows XP machine with FTP server enabled to use and you can apply the add-on. Keep in mind that using the FTP server allows you to manage and configure the thin clients from a central point, rather than individually.
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It can, just make sure the Wyse directory is created of the FTProot directory.
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How do I get the nx-client rpm kit for WYSE/DELL Z50D thin client? I need to provide nx client connectivity for a pilot program? I'm looking for version 3 or 4 of the client that can be installed on a WYSE Z50D with the following versions: Build 11.2.038 SLETC 1.4.1115 OS Version 3.0.31-0.9-pae Processor AMD G-T56N
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Steve,
No, that is the only way, but it doesn't need to be an industrial strength ftp server. You can use a Windows XP machine with FTP server enabled to use and you can apply the add-on. Keep in mind that using the FTP server allows you to manage and configure the thin clients from a central point, rather than individually.
Roger Montalvo
Visit our Dell Wyse Thin Client Knowledge Base and Manuals web site at www.wyse.com/KB
Visit our Dell Wyse PocketCloud Knowledge Base and Manuals web site at http://pocketcloudsupport.wyse.com/forums
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