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I am configuring a minimalist kiosk for a local NGO of 40 (max) donated reconditioned Wyse S10 thin clients(System Version: 6.3.0_12 & 6.1.XXX) on a single physical server setup (VM as domain-controller & Virtualisation host on Hyper-V).
Good news:-
-I have configured DHCP options 161 [HostServer IP] 162 [HostServer IP]/Wyse.
-I created C:\inetpub\ftproot\Wyse\WNOS\wnos.ini
-Everything pings back (host, VM, clients)
-DHCP populated all settings to clients
-On web browser, https://[VMserver IP]/RDWeb gets me to the RemoteApp and Desktop Connection login page -> published collection pageBad news:-
Client does not connect. Event Log shows:-
-Keyboard & mouse identified
-Certificates installed (8 built-in)
-22: Signon server (http://VMserver.XXX.xx) is not responding
-23: Contacting File Server …
-24: DNS/WINS can’t resolve [wyseftpbc4tc]
-25: Cannotaccess systen profileI hope I included all pertinent info. & I think you can tell I’m not hardcore IT 🙂
CORRECTION:- -I have configured DHCP options 161: [HostServer IP] 162: /
…is “signon server” supposed to be VMserver or Hosy (Remote Desktop Virtualisation Host)???
What do you see under “System Setup – Central Configuration – Fileserver”?
Could you post your wnos.ini?
Signon server is the defined connection broker and could be either VMware, MS, LDAP, Citrix or any other supported broker.CG
This is a test script. I still have to use config gen for a proper one, but I do not think it is executing it.
CONNECT=RDP\
Host=Host\
Description=”RDP Server”\
Domainname=”Domain.net”\
Logon_Mode=Prompt\
LocalCopy=no\
Privilage=Low EnablePrinterSettings=Yes HidePPP=Yes\
AutoConnect=yes\
DisableButton=Yes\
Autopower=YesIf you meant the client “System Setup – Servers – Fileserver/Path”:-
[FTP Server IP]/WyseSo the connection broker(VM) is not responding??? I had firewall turned off/on, no change
No, Sorry! I used the FQDN of the Host machine, which is the Virtualisation Host.
I rechecked the FTP Server settings, enabled Anonymous Login, still same, except for getting an “FTP Login” tab with anonymous credentials that wouldn’t disappear on hitting “OK”
try to login via ftp from a PC. Is this working?
When logged in, type “ls” to see all files and folders. Check in which folder you are.
Let me know.CG
I tried from DOS and got this error :
Cannot add duplicate collection entry of type ‘add’ with unique key attribute ‘name’ set to ‘users, roles, permissions’ respectively set to ‘*, , read, write’
File name \\?\c:\windows\system32\inertsrv\config\applicationhost.config
Line 1071I hacked the applicationHost.config file & found towards the end two lines with these annoying “permissions” entries
and I “commented out the last line, and I was anonymously logged in
I then logged out to this directory:
C:users\administrator.domain.000
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