HP Neoware e90 Neoware Thin Clients - Thintune Manager Manual - Page 10

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Logging Reserved for future options. Proxy Server Lets you define a proxy server for firmware updates. This is needed in case there is a proxy server between THINTUNE clients and the Firmware Server. Set Default Group Lets you define a default group for the selected subnet. THINTUNE Thin Clients which log on the THINTUNE Manager Server for the first time automatically are assigned to this group. Delete Subnet Database Deletes the selected subnet Terminal Management Use group settings Lets you define if Thin Clients which are included in the selected group should be assigned a configuration or not. ) Note The "Managed"-option by default is switched off! This is to prevent your Thin Clients from being assigned a (new) configuration immediately after THINTUNE Manager is installed. Therefore this option needs to be activated if desired. Use individual settings Lets you decide whether the terminals in your subnet will be assigned a configuration or will be set up individually. Not managed Terminals will not be assigned any configuration from the administration software. Page 9

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Logging
Reserved for future options.
Proxy Server
Lets you define a proxy server for firmware updates. This is needed in case there is a proxy
server between THINTUNE clients and the Firmware Server.
Set Default Group
Lets you define a default group for the selected subnet. THINTUNE Thin Clients which log
on the THINTUNE Manager Server for the first time automatically are assigned to this
group.
Delete Subnet Database
Deletes the selected subnet
Terminal Management
Use group settings
Lets you define if Thin Clients which are included in the selected group should be assigned
a configuration or not.
Note
The “Managed“-option by default is switched off! This is to
prevent
your
Thin
Clients
from
being
assigned
a
(new)
configuration immediately after THINTUNE Manager is installed.
Therefore this option needs to be activated if desired.
Use individual settings
Lets you decide whether the terminals in your subnet will be assigned a configuration or
will be set up individually.
Not managed
Terminals will not be assigned any configuration from the administration software.
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