created: 2006-06-09 created by: tom

updated: 2006-06-15 last updated by: tom

- WINDOWS 2003 TERMINAL SERVER – ILIYA.PRIV.PHAS.UBC.CA(172.16.40.28) -

1. Installing Terminal Server:

( see http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/quickstart.mspx )

NOTE:

Disable Windows built-in firewall.

1. Click Start | Control Panel

2. Double-click Add or Remove Programs

3. Click Add/Remove Windows Components

4. In the dialog box, select Terminal Server

5. Follow the instructions in the Windows Components Wizard

2. Installing Terminal License Server:

( see http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/quickstart.mspx )

NOTE:

After Terminal Server Licensing is installed, the server becomes a license server and you are asked whether you want to activate the license server. It is highly recommended that you activate the license server. A Terminal Server running on Windows Server 2003 operates for 120 days before the terminal server must discover an activated license server.

IMPORTANT:

If you do not activate the license server within 120 days, your Terminal Server will no longer operate.

1. Click Start | Control Panel

2. Double-click Add or Remove Programs

3. Click Add/Remove Windows Components

4. In the dialog box, select Terminal Server Licensing

5. Follow the instructions in the Windows Components Wizard

3. Activating Terminal Server Licensing:

( see http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/quickstart.mspx )

1. Click Start | Programs | Administrative Tools | Terminal Server Licensing

2. If the License Sever has not been activated, in the console tree, right-click the Terminal Server License Server you want to activate

3. Click Activate Server to start the Activation Wizard

4. In the Activation method list, select Automatic connection (recommended)

5. Click Next

6. Follow the instructions in the wizard

4. Installing Terminal Server Client Access Licenses (CAL):

( see http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/quickstart.mspx#EAH )

NOTE:

To purchase Terminal Server CALs, fill in a JV form and give it to Khadija. A sample JV form is in a big binder labeled “Mercury”, which is located in Henn203C (bottom shelf, close to the sink).

1. Click Start | Programs | Administrative Tools | Terminal Server Licensing

2. Select the license server in the right pane

3. Click on the Action Menu | Install | Licenses

4. Follow the steps in the wizard for a successful installation of the CALs

5. Adding a Local User:

( see http://www.tech-faq.com/add-user-windows.shtml )

1. Click Start | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Computer Management

2. In the left window pane, click the + sign beside “Local Users and Groups”

3. Click Users

4. Right-click once in the right window pane to bring up a menu

5. Click the New User

6. Enter user's info

7. When done, click the Create button

8. Click Close

6. Allowing RDP Connection:

( see http://www.windowsnetworking.com/articles_tutorials/Windows_2003_Terminal_Services_Part2.html )

1. Click Start | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Terminal Services Configuration

2. Double-click RDP-Tcp

3. Click the Permissions tab

4. Click the Add button

5. Choose an account and give the appropriate permissions

6. Click the Client Settings tab

7. Uncheck “Drive mapping” and “COM port mapping”

8. Click OK

7. Installing ezRemote Manager:

( see http://www.neoware.com/docs/manuals/um_ezrm_30_20031210.pdf )

NOTE:

To purchase Neoware licenses, contact Michelle Rizzo at michelle.rizzo@neoware.com.

1. Start the Installation and Setup Wizard, using the the installation distribution file you have downloaded

2. At the Setup Wizard Welcome screen, click Next

3. When prompted, type in the software license key

4. Click Next

5. In the Software License Agreement window, click Yes

6. Type name and company

7. Click Next

8. Select the installation location

9. Click Next

10. Click Next again

11. When done, click Finish

8. Utilizing ezRemote Manager:

( see http://www.neoware.com/docs/manuals/um_ezrm_30_20031210.pdf )

1. Adding one or more thin client appliances to the list view (see page 19)

   1. Right-click anywhere in the right-hand pane

   2. Select Add | Station from the pop-up menu

   3. In the Add Stations dialog, specify the IP address(es)

( see https://www.phas.ubc.ca/forms/sysadmin/network.php )

• Start: 172.16.7.63

• End: 172.16.7.74

1. Click the Add button

2. Click on the Password button, type neo_nimda

3. Click OK to return to the Add Stations dialog

4. Click OK

5. If the appliances on the list view shows “Protected”

6. Select all “Protected” appliances from the list view

7. Right-click on the highlighted list

8. Click Change Password, type neo_nimda

9. Click OK

10. Right-click on the highlighted list again

11. Click Delete

12. Do step a to h

1. Updating Appliance Software (see page 33)

1. Select one or more appliances from the list view

2. Select the menu item Actions | Software

3. When the Update Manager opens, select “NeoLinux V3.1.2 ICA,RDP,TEEMTALK,NETSCAPE, XDM (041806)”

4. Click the Update All button

5. When the Confirm Session Start dialog appears, click OK

3. Snap-In Manager (see page 59)

1. Select one or more appliances from the list view

2. Select menu item Actions | Snap-In

3. When Snap-In Manager opens, select Snapin and click Browse:

   c:\Program Files\Neoware\NeoLinux\Snapins\NeoLinux-v3.0-ATI-Hi-Res-v2\install.2do

4. Click OK

5. When the Confirm Session Start dialog appears, click OK

9. The Terminal Server Cannot Locate the License Server:

( see http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsServer/en/Library/88d83cc8-1167-41ef-a9d2-321608490dfa1033.mspx?mfr=true )

- NEOWARE EON 4000I APPLIANCE – NEOLINUX 3.1.2 -

1. Attaching LabPro Device to a NeoWare Appliance:

( Vernier LabPro: User's Guide, see page 3 )

Note:

Ask Domenic Di Tomaso for the guide.

1. The LabPro appliance connection is located on the right side of the interface. The sliding door found there can be moved left to reveal the serial port, or to the right to reveal the USB port.

2. Plug the round mini-DIN end of the serial cable in the serial connection on LabPro

3. Plug the other end of the serial cable into the serial port on the appliance

2. Creating an RDP5 (rdesktop 1.4) connection:

( see http://www.neoware.com/docs/manuals/um_neolinux_30_20040630.pdf )

1. If ezConnect (Neoware Desktop) isn't on screen, simultaneously press CTRL + ALT + END (see page 45).

2. Select Settings | Appliance Properties | Security

3. Check “Allow connections to be created or modified”, and click OK

4. Type neo_nimda, and click OK

5. Click the Add button (see page 42)

6. In the Add Connection dialog, select Neoware RDP5 connection from the drop-down menu (see page 69), and click OK

7. In the Enter Connection and Server dialog, type “windows” in the name field

8. Either type “iliya” or “172.16.40.28” in the server field.

9. Click Next

10. In the Specify Application Information dialog, choose Desktop.

11. Click Next

12. In the Specify Logon Information dialog, leave them blank.

13. Click Next

14. In the Specify Window Options dialog, choose Full Screen for window size

15. Select Automatic for color quality

16. Click Next

17. In the Select Connection Options dialog, just check “Enable Port Mapping”

18. Click Next

19. In the RDP Printer Selection dialog, choose “Use Print Manager Settings”.

20. Click Next

21. In the Startup Options dialog, leave both uncheck for now

22. Click Finish.

3. Establishing an RDP Connection:

( see http://www.neoware.com/docs/manuals/um_neolinux_30_20040630.pdf )

1. If ezConnect (Neoware desktop) isn't on screen, simultaneously press CTRL + ALT + END (see page 43)

2. Select the connection “windows” from the connection list

3. Click the Connect button

4. In the Log On to Windows dialog, enter the username and password you created on Windows 2003 Terminal Server.

5. Click OK

4. Starting Logger Pro Software and Preparing to Collect Data:

( Vernier LabPro: User's Guide, see page 4 )

Note:

Ask Domenic Di Tomaso for the guide.

1. Locate the Logger Pro icon on your desktop and double-click on it; or use the Start menu.

2. In the Connect to Labro dialog, choose the correct COM port

3. Logger Pro will attempt to communicate with LabPro.

4. If Logger Pro failed to communicate with LabPro, you will see a dialog box with the message: “Could not connect COM”.

5. Try another COM port

- NEOWARE INFO -

Contacts:

- Inquiries and License Purchases:

Michelle Rizzo – michelle.rizzo@neoware.com

- Technical Questions and Problems:

NeoWare Support – internal.support@neoware.com

Download Sites:

- ezRemote Manager 3.0.3 Enterprise Edition

filename: ezrm_303_091205_ee.exe

http://www.neoware.com/downloads/management.aspx#ezrm

- NeoLinux 3.1.2 (041806) for Neoware c50, Neoware e90, Neoware e100 & e140, Neoware e350 & e370

filename: nl312_041806_ica_rdp_term_teemtalk_netscape_x.exe

http://www.neoware.com/downloads/software-neolinux-3-1-2.aspx

- ATI Xpert 98 snap-in

filename: ati_hi_res_v3.0.0-2_snapin.exe

http://www.neoware.com/downloads/snap-ins.aspx#nl30