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2-2 Embedded OS 9.xx The client computer Embedded OS 9.xx is not customizable, and is not based on a standard OS stream. The Embedded OS is stored on the flashable DOM, and contains the necessary drivers, software, and tools to perform its primary task-display the video output of the blade workstations on the client monitors. 2-3 Webmin Webmin is preinstalled on the client computer, and is the primary administration tool. Webmin is a widely-used open source tool based on secure sockets. HP has added a number of modules to Webmin to simplify client configuration. Webmin can be accessed locally from a monitor, keyboard, and mouse connected to the client computer, or can be accessed remotely through a web browser. 10

Section	Page
Introduction	5
Document organization	6
Documentation on the HP Blade Workstation Client series	6
HP Blade Workstation Client documentation	6
HP dc72 Blade Workstation Client documentation	7
HP dc73 Blade Workstation Client documentation	7
Thin client documentation	7
HP ProLiant xw460c Blade Workstation documentation	7
HP Remote Graphics Software documentation	7
Altiris Deployment Solution documentation	8
Session Allocation Manager documentation	8
Obtaining HP technical support	8
Blade workstation solution overview	9
Features of the client computer	9
Embedded OS 9.xx	10
Webmin	10
Turning on the client computer	11
Hardware setup	11
Turn-on sequence	12
Local and remote access to Webmin	13
Using Webmin	13
Desktop menu	14
Viewing version information	15
Rebooting the client computer	15
Unlocking the client computer case	15
Supported keyboards	16
Configuring the client computer	17
Changing the administrator password	17
Setting the system time parameters	17
Network configuration	18
Assigning a hostname when DHCP provides the IP address	19
Configuring static networking	19
Specifying domain suffixes	19
Setting the network speed	20
Altiris Deployment Server parameters	20
Setting host addresses	20
Adding the client computer to Active Directory	21
Keyboard language selection	21
Downloading and using PSCP (Putty Secure Copy)	21
Downloading PSCP	21
Using PSCP to copy a file to the client computer	22
Modifiable files	22
Settings files	22
Groups of settings files	22
Modifying the settings files	23
Specifying a new background image	23
Monitor layout and client aggregation	24
Monitor layout	24
Client aggregation	26
Connecting to a blade workstation	29
Blade connection settings for Embedded OS 9.40 and 9.45	29
Selecting the RGS version for Embedded OS 9.40 and 9.45	30
Blade connection settings for Embedded OS 9.61	30
Selecting the RGS version for Embedded OS 9.61	31
Editing the SAM configuration file	31
Selecting the RGS mode	32
Setting additional RGS parameters	33
Establishing an RGS connection	34
Remote USB	34
Blade workstation remote power button	35
Installing Embedded OS 9.xx	37
Downloading Embedded OS 9.xx from HP	37
Example installation from the USB key	41
Known client computer limitations	45
Regulatory information	46
Federal Communications Commission notice	46
Modifications	46
Cables	46
Canadian notice (Avis Canadien)	46
European Union regulatory notice	46
Appendix A: 9.40 enhancements	47
Appendix B: 9.45 enhancements	48
Appendix C: 9.61 enhancements	49
Appendix D: Sample settings_25_local_custom.txt file	50
Appendix E: Sample settings_30_local_root.txt file	51
Appendix F: Sample settings_35_local_custom.txt file	54
Appendix G: Sample settings_40_local_user.txt file	55
Appendix H: Sample settings_20_site.txt file	56

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2-2 Embedded OS 9.xx

The client computer Embedded OS 9.xx is not customizable, and is not based on a standard OS stream. The

Embedded OS is stored on the flashable DOM, and contains the necessary drivers, software, and tools to

perform its primary task—display the video output of the blade workstations on the client monitors.

2-3 Webmin

Webmin is preinstalled on the client computer, and is the primary administration tool. Webmin is a widely-used

open source tool based on secure sockets. HP has added a number of modules to Webmin to simplify client

configuration. Webmin can be accessed locally from a monitor, keyboard, and mouse connected to the client

computer, or can be accessed remotely through a web browser.