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ICA Connection Configuration 4 In the Name field at the top of the dialog, enter a descriptive name for the ICA connection. This will be used to identify the connection to the user. 5 In the Type list box on the Network tab, select the type of ICA connection required: Server or Published Application. 6 In the Server field, depending on the Type setting, specify the name or IP address of the server, or the name of the published application. A list of available servers or publications may be displayed for you to select from, or you can type in the details. If ICA browsing is required across a router, or you need to specify additional primary Citrix servers, refer to the section "The Server Location Tab" on page 73 for details. 7 Select the network protocol to use from the Protocol list: TCP/ IP, TCP/IP + HTTPS server location, or SSL/TLS + HTTP server location. Selecting Use Default will use the setting specified in the ICA general settings dialog. If the Server field did not provide a listing of available servers or published applications, and you are using MetaFrame with browsing enabled, you will need to set the network protocol to TCP/IP instead of TCP/IP + HTTP server location. Note: If your servers can only respond to TCP/IP browser requests, you should consider setting the global default network protocol to TCP/IP in the ICA general settings dialog. Refer to the section "The Server Location Tab" on page 86 for details. 8 If you want an application to be automatically run once you have logged into an ICA connection, click on the Application tab specify the path and application name in the Application field (for example: C:\WTSVR\Notepad.exe), and the drive and path of its working directory in the Working Directory field (for example: C:\My Documents). Note that the specified application will be the only one available to the user during this connection. 60 Creating a New ICA Connection

Section	Page
FCC Regulatory & Safety Information	3
CANADA ICES/NMB-003 Class/Classe (B)	3
Neoware Hardware Warranty	3
Lead Content Warning	3
Safety Instructions	4
Table of Contents	5
CHAPTER 1 Introduction	15
What is a NeoLinux Thin Client?	15
The Thin Client	15
NeoLinux	16
Getting More Information	16
The Internet	16
Technical Support	17
About This Manual	17
Overview of Contents	17
Terms & Conventions	20
CHAPTER 2 Setting Up Your Neoware Thin Client	21
Unpacking Your Neoware Thin Client	21
Connecting the Components	22
Back Panel Connectors	22
Connecting the Cables	23
Connecting Parallel & Serial Peripheral Devices	23
Arranging Your Work Area	24
CHAPTER 3 Getting Started	25
Starting Up Your Thin Client	25
Network Configuration	26
Creating a New Connection	26
Starting a Connection	30
Using the Connection Manager	31
Displaying the Connection Manager	31
Making a Connection	31
Toolbar Options	32
Logging Off & Shutting Down	32
Kiosk Mode	33
Enabling Kiosk Mode	33
Security	34
Setting a Password	34
Menu Options	36
Displaying the Menu	36
Connection Selection	36
System Tools	37
Control Panel	40
Logging Off	41
Rebooting the System	41
Shutting Down Your Thin Client	41
Keyboard Shortcuts	42
Menu Item Selection	42
Using the Keyboard to Navigate the Display	42
Changing Settings	43
Using the Desktop	43
Setting the Date, Time & Time Zone	43
Date and Time	43
Time Zone	45
Sound Settings	45
Power Options	47
Managing & Updating Thin Client Software	48
Displaying System Information	49
Boot Options	50
CHAPTER 4 Network Configuration	51
Introduction	51
Displaying the Network Connections Window	52
On-board LAN	53
The IP Settings Tab	54
The DHCP Options Tab	56
On-board WiFi	58
The Wireless Tab	59
The Security Tab	61
The Network Tab	63
The DHCP Options Tab	66
General Network Settings	67
The General Tab	67
The Hosts Tab	69
CHAPTER 5 ICA Connection Configuration	71
Introduction	71
Creating a New ICA Connection	72
The Edit New ICA Connection Dialog	76
The Network Tab	76
The Connection Tab	78
The Local Resources Tab	80
The Window Tab	82
The Application Tab	84
The Firewall Tab	86
The Server Location Tab	87
The Extra Keys Tab	89
The Common Settings Tab	91
The ICA General Settings Dialog	94
The Options Tab	95
The Window Tab	98
The Server Location Tab	100
The Firewall Tab	103
CHAPTER 6 RDP Connection Configuration	105
Introduction	105
Creating a New RDP Connection	106
The Edit New RDP Connection Dialog	109
The Network Tab	109
The Window Tab	111
The Options Tab	113
The Local Resources Tab	116
The Experience Tab	118
The Common Settings Tab	120
The RDP General Settings Dialog	123
CHAPTER 7 TeemTalk Connection Configuration	125
Introduction	125
Creating a New TeemTalk Connection	126
The Edit New TeemTalk Connection Dialog	129
The Network Tab	129
The Backup Tab	132
The General Tab	133
The Display Tab	135
The Color Tab	139
The Keyboard Macros Tab	140
The Common Settings Tab	142
The Emulation Tab	145
The TeemTalk General Settings Dialog	146
The General Tab	147
The Color Tab	148
The Printer Tab	150
CHAPTER 8 Firefox Connection Configuration	153
Introduction	153
Creating a New Firefox Connection	154
The Edit New Firefox Connection Dialog	157
The Network Tab	157
The Common Settings Tab	159
The Firefox General Settings Dialog	162
The General Tab	163
The Proxy Tab	165
The Tabbed Browsing Tab	166
The Security Tab	168
The Javascript Tab	169
The Printer Tab	170
CHAPTER 9 PNAgent Connection Configuration	171
Introduction	171
Creating a New PNAgent Connection	172
The Common Settings Tab	175
CHAPTER 10 Custom Connection Configuration	179
Creating a New Custom Connection	179
The Common Settings Tab	182
CHAPTER 11 SSH Connection Configuration	185
Creating a New SSH Connection	185
The Common Settings Tab	189
CHAPTER 12 Telnet Connection Configuration	193
Creating a New Telnet Connection	193
The Common Settings Tab	196
CHAPTER 13 XDM Connection Configuration	199
Introduction	199
Creating a New XDM Connection	200
The Common Settings Tab	203
CHAPTER 14 Using The Desktop	207
Introduction	207
Virtual Desktops	208
Desktop Menus	209
Right-click on Desktop	209
Right-click on Connection Icon	209
The Taskbar	210
Taskbar Display	210
Window Display	210
The Menu Button	211
The Desktop Button	212
Window Buttons	212
System Information	213
Using Windows	213
Moving & Resizing a Window	213
The Title Bar	213
Window Controls	214
Window List	216
The Control Panel Toolbar	217
CHAPTER 15 Display Configuration	219
Introduction	219
Display Settings	220
The Display Tab	221
The Monitor Tab	222
The Power Saving Tab	224
Touchscreen Settings	226
Desktop Settings	227
The Desktop Tab	227
The Screensaver Tab	232
The Access Control List Tab	234
The Fontserver Tab	236
The Shadowing Tab	238
The X Resources Tab	240
CHAPTER 16 Mouse Configuration	243
Introduction	243
Displaying the Mouse Settings Dialog	243
Mouse Settings Dialog	244
CHAPTER 17 Touchpad Configuration	247
Introduction	247
Displaying the Touchpad Settings Dialog	247
Touchpad Dialog Settings	248
CHAPTER 18 Keyboard Configuration	251
Introduction	251
Displaying the Keyboard Settings Dialog	251
General Keyboard Settings	252
Keyboard Shortcuts	254
CHAPTER 19 Printing Using LPD or ThinPrint	257
Introduction	257
Line Printer Settings	258
The General Tab	259
The Queues Tab	261
The Remote lpr Tab	262
ThinPrint Settings	264
CHAPTER 20 Storage Devices	267
Introduction	267
Storage Device Configuration	267
CHAPTER 21 Port Mapping	271
Introduction	271
Displaying the Port Settings Dialog	271
COM Port Settings	273
LPT1 Port Settings	276
USB Serial Port Settings	277
CHAPTER 22 Managing Certificates	279
Introduction	279
Displaying the Certificates Dialog	279
The Certificates Dialog	280
CHAPTER 23 Accessories	283
Comment Window	283
Command Prompt	284
SSH Connection	285
CHAPTER 24 Updating Your Thin Client Software	287
Introduction	287
Software Update	288
CHAPTER 25 System Information	291
Displaying System Information	291
General System Information	292
Network Configuration Information	293
Testing Your Network	294
The Ping Tool	294
The DNS Lookup Tool	295
The Trace Route Tool	295
CHAPTER 26 The Registry Editor	297
Introduction	297
Displaying the Registry Editor	297
The Registry Editor Window	299
Modifying a Registry Key	300