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10 Tips and Tricks 10.1 DHCP Options To offer you simple installation of THINTUNE Thin Clients with THINTUNE Manager there are two DHCP extensions available: one lets you assign a THINTUNE into a predefined group of THINTUNE Manager, the other one assigns the IP-address of the management-server to a THINTUNE unit. Assigning the IP-address of the management server is only needed if THINTUNE clients and the management server are not (!) located in the same physical subnet (e.g. there is a firewall and/or a router in the physical connection between THINTUNE and management server included). Option 237 JSmanageD IP-address and port of the THINTUNE OS Management server. Option 238 THINTUNE Group Name of the group which is available in THINTUNE Manager. Notation follows the hierarchy of THINTUNE Manager, for example subnet.group.subgroup Option 240 Preferred Server lets you define the IP-address of the server which should be used by THINTUNE as the management server. This makes sense only if there are multiple THINTUNE Manager Services available throughout a single subnet. ) Information A more detailed information on how to configure your DHCP server and add additional DHCP options can be found in the manual of your DHCP server. 10.1.1 Example configuration with Windows 2000 DHCP server This is a brief example on how to enter DHCP options in your Windows 2000 DHCP server. From "My Computer" select "Computer Management" and choose the DHCP-entry. 83

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Tips and Tricks
10.1 DHCP Options
To offer you simple installation of THINTUNE Thin Clients with THINTUNE Manager there are two DHCP extensions
available: one lets you assign a THINTUNE into a predefined group of THINTUNE Manager, the other one assigns
the
IP-address
of
the
management-server
to
a
THINTUNE
unit.
Assigning the IP-address of the management server is only needed if THINTUNE clients and the management server
are not (!) located in the same physical subnet (e.g. there is a firewall and/or a router in the physical connection
between THINTUNE and management server included).
Option 237 JSmanageD
IP-address and port of the THINTUNE OS Management server.
Option 238 THINTUNE Group
Name of the group which is available in THINTUNE Manager. Notation
follows the hierarchy of THINTUNE Manager, for example subnet.group.sub-
group
Option 240 Preferred
Server lets you define the IP-address of the server which should be used by THINTUNE
as the management server. This makes sense only if there are multiple
THINTUNE Manager Services available throughout a single subnet.
Information
A more detailed information on how to configure your DHCP
server and add additional DHCP options can be found in the
manual of your DHCP server.
10.1.1 Example configuration with Windows 2000 DHCP server
This is a brief example on how to enter DHCP options in your Windows 2000 DHCP server. From “My
Computer” select “Computer Management” and choose the DHCP-entry.