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Wyse s10 nomachine nx install#
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Set the Remote Node to be Connected (Manual Node Selection Enabled) 3.6.

Preconfigure Connections by NX Protocol 3.4. Preconfigure Connections by SSH Protocol 3.3.

Measuring one-way network latency, jitter and pack. Preconfigure IP or Hostname of the NoMachine server 3.2.

Activating extroot on OpenWrt 12.09-rc1.

# It's configured for 50ms latency with 20ms jitter and 2% loss on upstream. It is available in a number of configurations which is reflected in the product ID : S10/S30/S50/S90. There are two USB ports at the front and two USB ports on the rear.

Wyse s10 nomachine nx serial#

It has a single serial port and lacks any PS/2 ports. # Test upstream latency to another PC with identical setup The Wyse SX0 is a small and (physically) lightweight thin client. opt/bin/owampd -c /opt/etc -d /tmp -R /var/run -G nogroup -U nobody -v -Z # Plus once right now on foreground for testing Sed -i.bak /etc/rc.local -e's/^exit 0/#exit 0/'Įcho "/opt/bin/owampd -c /opt/etc-d /tmp -R /var/run -G nogroup -U nobody" >/etc/rc.local Limit noc with parent=root,allow_open_mode=on Limit root with disk=1000M,bandwidth=0,delete_on_fetch=on,allow_open_mode=off # Create config files to only listen on private ips ThinStation is a basic and small, yet very powerful, Open Source thin client operating system supporting all major connectivity protocols: Citrix ICA, Redhat Spice, NoMachine NX, 2X ThinClient, Microsoft Windows terminal services (RDP, via RDesktop/FreeRDP), VMWare Horizon View, Cendio ThinLinc, Tarantella, X. Sed -i.bak /etc/environment -e's|PATH="|PATH="/opt/sbin:/opt/bin:|g'

# Check status, will stabilize after few minutes # Use fixed list of time sources common for all our nodes # You don't really need that many and likely don't want to # use these as they're all in Finland and Sweden.

Wyse s10 nomachine nx install#

# Install ntp apt-get update apt-get -y install ntp # Reconfigure NTP, remove default time sources You need OWAMP (One-Way Ping).īelow are my notes from setting up OWAMP on Ubuntu 12.10. Ping can tell you round-trip or two-way latency, but if you want to know if it's upstream of downstream that's slowing down you need something else.