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Learning Echo Basics

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2 2 Learning Echo Basics Terminology You should familiarize yourself with the following list of terms, as they are used throughout this document.  Terminal-This is the device in front of the user, to which their screen, keyboard and mouse are attached.  Session-This is a network connection between a thin client and a host, with the display and USB components connected.  CMS-This is the Connection Management Server (CMS), which manages connections between thin clients and hosts. The Echo Thin Manage Virtual Application is a CMS. Thin Client Management | 27

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Learning Echo Basics
Terminology
You should familiarize yourself with the following list of terms, as they are used
throughout this document.
Terminal-
This is the device in front of the user, to which their screen,
keyboard and mouse are attached.
Session-
This is a network connection between a thin client and a host,
with the display and USB components connected.
CMS-
This is the Connection Management Server (CMS), which manages
connections between thin clients and hosts.
The Echo Thin Manage
Virtual Application is a CMS.