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Kaviza

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Kaviza Your thin client running DeTOS comes pre-configured with Java Web Start and Citrix that enables users to creation connections to Kaviza servers. Since the client does not reside natively on the thin client, you will need a web address that points to your kavizaclient.jnlp file. The General Section You will need the location of the JNLP (Java Network Launching Protocol) which resides on your remote Kaviza server.  JNLP Location-Type in the appropriate location of the kavizaclient.jnlp file. The typical format will look something like the following: http://10.0.15.79/dt/kavizaclient.jnlp.  Autostart-Enable this checkbox to automatically launch this session each time the thin client completes its boot procedure. 54 | Connections

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Kaviza
Your thin client running DeTOS comes pre-configured with Java Web Start and
Citrix that enables users to creation connections to Kaviza servers. Since the
client does not reside natively on the thin client, you will need a web address
that points to your
kavizaclient.jnlp
file.
The General Section
You will need the location of the JNLP (Java Network Launching Protocol) which
resides on your remote Kaviza server.
JNLP Location
-Type in the appropriate location of the
kavizaclient.jnlp
file. The typical format will look something like the following:
.
Autostart
-Enable this checkbox to automatically launch this session each
time the thin client completes its boot procedure.