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Adding the client computer to Active Directory, Keyboard language selection - blade workstation manual

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4-3-7 Adding the client computer to Active Directory Select Network Configuration followed by Active Directory Integration & DDNS to display the screen shown in Figure 4-9. This screen can be used to add the client computer to the local Active Directory domain. After a client computer is added to the Active Directory domain, DDNS (Dynamic DNS) can be enabled. Figure 4-9 Active Directory configuration dialog 4-4 Keyboard language selection Select the Webmin Keyboard Selection icon. Select a keyboard language, and verify that the keys on your keyboard match the Webmin diagrams. Manually select the same keyboard language on the blade workstations to which the client connects. This setting changes only the key mappings-it does not select a language. Only the English language is supported at this time. 4-5 Downloading and using PSCP (Putty Secure Copy) For security purposes, most of the client DOM is read-only but there are several files that can be modified (see Section 4-6, "Modifiable files). For further security, administrators can copy files to the client DOM from another computer, but cannot copy files from the client DOM to another computer. To copy files to the DOM, use of the PSCP (PuTTY Secure Copy) client is recommended. This section describes downloading and using PSCP. This section can be skipped if you don't need to copy files to the client computer from another computer. 4-5-1 Downloading PSCP Embedded OS 10.xx supports incoming secure server file transfers using PSCP. To obtain PSCP, perform the following steps: 1. First log into Webmin and set a password for user or root on each client. This is required because the pscp.exe program prompts for a password. 2. Go to the following website: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html 3. Select and download the Windows executable pscp.exe onto the source computer where files will be transferred from. 23

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4-3-7 Adding the client computer to Active Directory
Select
Network Configuration
followed by
Active Directory Integration & DDNS
to display the screen shown in
Figure 4-9. This screen can be used to add the client computer to the local Active Directory domain. After a client
computer is added to the Active Directory domain, DDNS (Dynamic DNS) can be enabled.
Figure 4-9
Active Directory configuration dialog
4-4 Keyboard language selection
Select the Webmin
Keyboard Selection
icon. Select a keyboard language, and verify that the keys on your
keyboard match the Webmin diagrams. Manually select the same keyboard language on the blade workstations
to which the client connects. This setting changes only the key mappings—it does not select a language. Only the
English language is supported at this time.
4-5 Downloading and using PSCP (Putty Secure Copy)
For security purposes, most of the client DOM is read-only but there are several files that can be modified (see
Section 4-6, “
Modifiable files
). For further security, administrators can copy files
to
the client DOM from another
computer, but cannot copy files
from
the client DOM to another computer. To copy files to the DOM, use of the
PSCP (PuTTY Secure Copy) client is recommended. This section describes downloading and using PSCP. This
section can be skipped if you don’t need to copy files to the client computer from another computer.
4-5-1 Downloading PSCP
Embedded OS 10.xx supports incoming secure server file transfers using PSCP. To obtain PSCP, perform the
following steps:
1.
First log into Webmin and set a password for user or root on each client. This is required because the
pscp.exe
program prompts for a password.
2.
Go to the following website:
3.
Select and download the Windows executable
pscp.exe
onto the source computer where files will be
transferred from.