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Pushing Settings to Clients through Your Local Network

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Using ViewSonic Device Manager Managing All Your Clients 3.4.15 Pushing Settings to Clients through Your Local Network The Push Settings feature enables you to sync up client configuration on a client with the one set up in remote ViewSonic Device Manager. You can then configure client settings remotely through your local network. NOTE • Some settings can only be configured locally on clients. See section "3.4.8 Client Settings" on page 48 and chapter 4 "Configuring Client Settings" on page 100 for more details. Pushing Settings to a Client To push settings to a client, please do the following: NOTE • To ensure that your ViewSonic Device Manager is in sync with the setting values on managed clients, it's recommended to pull client settings from all managed clients for ViewSonic Device Manager before editing individualized client settings. For detailed instructions on how to pull client settings from managed clients, please refer to section "3.4.16 Pulling Client Settings through Your Local Network" on page 65. 1. On Thin Clients tab, click Thin Clients to expand the Client Group tree, and then click the client group to which the desired client belongs. 2. The Client list appears. 3. Click to select the desired client, and then click Command on the top of the Client list. NOTE • To select more than one client, Ctrl-click to select the desired clients. • Ensure that all selected clients are powered up. Otherwise, you may fail to push settings to some clients. You can remotely know the current status of a client through the Status icon in front of the client. For information on the Status icons, please refer to section "3.4.7 Understanding Client Status Icons" on page 47. 61

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Using ViewSonic Device Manager
Managing All Your Clients
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3.4.15 Pushing Settings to Clients through Your Local Network
The
Push Settings
feature enables you to sync up client configuration on a client with the one set up in remote
ViewSonic Device Manager. You can then configure client settings remotely through your local network.
NOTE
•
Some settings can only be configured locally on clients. See section “3.4.8 Client
Settings” on page 48 and chapter 4 “Configuring Client Settings” on page 100 for
more details.
Pushing Settings to a Client
To push settings to a client, please do the following:
NOTE
•
To ensure that your ViewSonic Device Manager is in sync with the setting values on
managed clients, it’s recommended to
pull client settings from all managed clients
for ViewSonic Device Manager
before
editing individualized client settings. For
detailed instructions on how to pull client settings from managed clients, please
refer to section “3.4.16 Pulling Client Settings through Your Local Network” on page
65.
1. On
Thin Clients
tab, click
Thin Clients
to expand the Client Group tree, and then click the client group to
which the desired client belongs.
2.
The Client list appears.
3.
Click to select the desired client, and then click
Command
on the top of the Client list.
NOTE
•
To select more than one client, Ctrl-click to select the desired clients.
•
Ensure that all selected clients are powered up. Otherwise, you may fail to push
settings to some clients. You can remotely know the current status of a client
through the Status icon in front of the client. For information on the Status icons,
please refer to section “3.4.7 Understanding Client Status Icons” on page 47.