Dell Wyse 5060 Thin Client ThinLinux 1.0.7 RSP Package
Restart required Installed This file was automatically installed as part of a recent update. If you are experiencing any issues, you can manually download and reinstall.This package is supported on Dell Wyse 5060 Thin Client for ThinLinux Operating System, and is intended for customers who want to upgrade their Operating system to version 1.0.7 Raw Image.
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Fixes & Enhancements
Fixes:
- French language support issue is fixed in this release
- Error message "Unable to connect to Wyse Device Manager server when using non-standard HTTPS port in the GUI" issue is fixed in this release
- ThinLinux Build 1.0.5 NTPd 4.2.8p8 vulnerability issue is fixed in this release
- ThinLinux launched with Brazilian Portuguese language session that was not working correctly in a Citrix / RDP Session issue is fixed in this release
- Poor audio quality using USB headset issue is fixed in this release
- Communication devices not working in an ICA Session issue is fixed in this release
- Error to map communication port in an ICA session issue is fixed in this release
- Error message when specifying FTP server manually issue is fixed in this release
- ThinLinux 1.0 MR2 Firefox Browser update issue is fixed in this release
- Addition of RTME add-on v2.1 and later causes headset not be detected within a Citrix session and audio quality deteriorates issue is fixed in this release
- Language package for Spanish that does not translate all texts in the PAM Login and other views displays a combination of English and Spanish text issue is fixed in this release
Enhancements:
- VMware Horizon Client v4.7 connection broker provides VMware Blast network recovery and Session Collaboration
- Wyse RDP Client v8.01.04 Release 3 feature is integrated as part of ThinLinux MR2 release and contains bug fixes from the previous Wyse RDP Client Release 2 and SDL2 version has been updated to v2.0.5
- Citrix ICA v13.8 connection broker provides Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) authentication and Workspace configuration
- BlueBorne vulnerability support
- KRACK WPA2 vulnerability support
- Meltdown and Spectre vulnerability fixes
Read More- French language support issue is fixed in this release
- Error message "Unable to connect to Wyse Device Manager server when using non-standard HTTPS port in the GUI" issue is fixed in this release
- ThinLinux Build 1.0.5 NTPd 4.2.8p8 vulnerability issue is fixed in this release
- ThinLinux launched with Brazilian Portuguese language session that was not working correctly in a Citrix / RDP Session issue is fixed in this release
- Poor audio quality using USB headset issue is fixed in this release
- Communication devices not working in an ICA Session issue is fixed in this release
- Error to map communication port in an ICA session issue is fixed in this release
- Error message when specifying FTP server manually issue is fixed in this release
- ThinLinux 1.0 MR2 Firefox Browser update issue is fixed in this release
- Addition of RTME add-on v2.1 and later causes headset not be detected within a Citrix session and audio quality deteriorates issue is fixed in this release
- Language package for Spanish that does not translate all texts in the PAM Login and other views displays a combination of English and Spanish text issue is fixed in this release
Enhancements:
- VMware Horizon Client v4.7 connection broker provides VMware Blast network recovery and Session Collaboration
- Wyse RDP Client v8.01.04 Release 3 feature is integrated as part of ThinLinux MR2 release and contains bug fixes from the previous Wyse RDP Client Release 2 and SDL2 version has been updated to v2.0.5
- Citrix ICA v13.8 connection broker provides Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) authentication and Workspace configuration
- BlueBorne vulnerability support
- KRACK WPA2 vulnerability support
- Meltdown and Spectre vulnerability fixes
Version
1.0.7
Release date
13 Jul 2018
Download Type
Operating Systems
Category
Operating System
Importance
RecommendedDell Technologies recommends applying this update during your next scheduled update cycle. The update contains changes to maintain overall system health. It ensures that the system software remains current and compatible with other system modules (firmware, BIOS, drivers, and software) and may include other new features.
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File Format: Firmware Images
File Name: 1.0.7.zip
File Size: 685.42 MB
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MD5:
ce914caf9d7dc24714580b98811bc247
SHA1:
4cf40e4483ab80a07e6511f0f656048fcabec9c2
SHA-256:
48335e4fb6e083473d62f7c5a82abff5b048f088415b5f60a0ec63dbd696186e
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Important Information
Do not power off your system until the OS installation is complete
Applies to
Dell Wyse ThinLinux
Installation instructions
Use the following method to install and configure the Raw Image through RSP on the WDM server.
Imaging Devices:
From Devices page
1. Go to the Devices tab and select the device which you want to image
2. Click on the Update button
3. Click on the Select Package drop down box, then go to the Images section and select the Desired Image
4. Click on Save button
From Images page
1. Go to Applications, then Images and select the Image that you want to deploy
2. Click the Update button
3. Select the View from where you want to deploy the Image
4. Click on Save button
ThinLinux Imaging can be executed from WMS using the following method:
Raw ThinLinux Imaging through WMS Configuration:
1. Copy the Raw ThinLinux Image file to a FTP path
2. Login to WMS
3. Navigate to Groups and Configs page
4. Click on the Group where device is registered, Click Edit Policies, and then Click ThinLinux
5. Click on Central configuration, then configure this item
6. Check the Enable delayed update checkbox
7. Provide Delayed update path
8. In Delayed update mode pick Image and Add-Ons, then Click Save and Publish
Imaging Devices:
From Devices page
1. Go to the Devices tab and select the device which you want to image
2. Click on the Update button
3. Click on the Select Package drop down box, then go to the Images section and select the Desired Image
4. Click on Save button
From Images page
1. Go to Applications, then Images and select the Image that you want to deploy
2. Click the Update button
3. Select the View from where you want to deploy the Image
4. Click on Save button
ThinLinux Imaging can be executed from WMS using the following method:
Raw ThinLinux Imaging through WMS Configuration:
1. Copy the Raw ThinLinux Image file to a FTP path
2. Login to WMS
3. Navigate to Groups and Configs page
4. Click on the Group where device is registered, Click Edit Policies, and then Click ThinLinux
5. Click on Central configuration, then configure this item
6. Check the Enable delayed update checkbox
7. Provide Delayed update path
8. In Delayed update mode pick Image and Add-Ons, then Click Save and Publish
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