Client Settings

=Configuring Inveneo Desktop Linux 1= Since Inveneo Desktop Linux 1 is only on the Wyse units, these instructions only apply to Wyse units.

Reimaging the WYSE Unit

 * 1) Power on the WYSE unit.
 * 2) Right Click the RDP icon > Remove Item
 * 3) Choose Start > More Programs > Administration > Redo Initial Configuration
 * 4) Enter the administrator password
 * 5) Click Yes
 * 6) Click Yes to reboot the computer.

Initial Configuration of Inveneo Linux 1.0.4

 * 1) Answer the question "Would you like to configure your system now?" click Yes
 * 2) Enter a hostname for this system, enter user02. For the next computer, enter user03, and so forth.  The manager's computer will be user01.
 * 3) Select Africa
 * 4) Select Kampala
 * 5) Answer the question "Do you have an Inveneo Hub Station or your own Windows or Samba file sharing server? > click Yes
 * 6) Enter 192.168.100.1 as IP address of the server
 * 7) Enter the username WYSEUnit
 * 8) Enter the password WYSEUnit
 * 9) Enter the name of the share shared_docs
 * 10) Answer the question "Is it okay if I notify Inveneo when this machine is in use? click Yes
 * 11) Describe the machine by specifying the location of the machine.
 * 12) Answer the question "Is it okay if Inveneo displays the status of this machine on the publicly accessible Inveneo Worldwide System Status web page?" click Yes
 * 13) For the administrator password enter 1nvene0
 * 14) Select the programs you want users access. If the square is press in or indented, it is selected.  To un-select a program, click the square so it appears popped out.  By default all programs, except Shared_Files, are selected.
 * 15) *Click Chat, E-mail and Web_Browser, so they will not be shown.
 * 16) *Leave the Shared_Files square popped out, so it will not be shown.
 * 17) The system will asked to be rebooted.

Remote Desktop Access

 * 1) Start > More Programs > Administration > Configure Remote Desktop
 * 2) Enter the administrator password 1nvene0
 * 3) Enter the IP address of the server 192.168.100.1
 * 4) Enter the user name, which will be same as the hostname. The user name should be user02, user03 etc.
 * 5) Enter the password, which is the same as the user name. If the user name is user02, the password is user02.
 * 6) Select the generic connection to a remote server icon.
 * 7) Answer the question "Do you want to specify a particular program to be launched?" click No. (This is already configured on the server.)
 * 8) Answer the question "Would you like to reboot?" click Yes

Printers

 * 1) Start > More Programs > Administration > Add Printer
 * 2) Enter the administrator password 1nvene0
 * 3) Click To your Hub Station or file server'
 * 4) The HP460 will be automatically listed, click it > OK
 * 5) Select HP DeskJet Series > OK > OK

=Configuring The Manger's Computer (Inveneo Desktop Linux 2)= The manger's computer is not a Wyse unit, but a small black box mounted on the back of the monitor known as the Inveneo Low Power Computer, which uses a different operating system than the Wyse unit. The Inveneo Low Power Computer runs Inveneo Desktop Linux 2.

Shared Files Icon for Saving Documents

 * 1) Start > Administration > Configure Inveneo Servers
 * 2) Click Connect to a specific Hub Server
 * 3) Type in the IP address of the server, 192.168.100.1, click OK
 * 4) Start > Administration > Save Configuration
 * 5) Enter the administrative password, 1nvene0
 * 6) Once the configuration is saved, reboot the computer.
 * 7) When the computer reboots, file named Shared Files will automatically appear on the desktop.

The Shared Files will have 3 folders: 
 * A folder for the manager's documents
 * A folder for the MBWin backups
 * A folder for everyone else's documents, named WYSEUnits

Configuring an RDP Session

 * 1) Click Start > All Programs > Network > Terminal Server Client.
 * 2) In the “Computer” field, type in the IP address of the Windows Server, 192.168.100.1
 * 3) Protocol: RDP
 * 4) User Name: Type in user name. Each client machine will have a different user name.  If you are on client 1, the user name is user01.  If you are on client 2, the user name is user02 and so forth.
 * 5) Password: Will not be remembered. To save password, see the section  Saving the Password.
 * 6) The “Domain,” “Client Hostname” and “Protocol File” fields should be left empty.
 * 7) Click on the Display Tab, under Remote Desktop Size, click Operate in full screen mode.
 * 8) Click Save As, type MBWin as the name for the connection settings, and click OK.
 * 9) Click the Close button on the Terminal Server Client.
 * 10) To save the Terminal Server Client settings, click Start > Administration > Save Configuration.
 * 11) Type in the administrator password and click OK.
 * 12) When the “Configuration saved” message appears, click OK.

Saving the Password

 * 1) Open a terminal window: Start > Administration > Terminal
 * 2) Then issue this command:
 * 3) * mousepad /home/default/.tsclient/MBWin.rdp
 * 4) * File name refers to the file created when you clicked the Save As button mentioned above
 * 5) * This will open the file in mousepad.
 * 6) In mousepad, scroll down the line that reads "password:b:"
 * 7) Type in the password for the remote session: "password:b: ". The password will depend on the user name.  If the user name is user01, the password is user01.  If the user name is user02, the password is user02, etc.
 * 8) To modify the file with the password changes, click File > Save
 * 9) To permanently save the changes, click Start > Administration > Save Configuration
 * 10) Type in the administrator password and click OK.

Creating a Desktop Icon to Start a Pre-Configured Remote Connection

 * 1) Click Start > Administration > Configure Desktop Icons.
 * 2) Type in the administrator password and click OK.
 * 3) Click Add Program.
 * 4) Name the icon MBWin
 * 5) In the “Command” filed, type:
 * 6) *tsclient –x /home/default/.tsclient/MBWin.rdp
 * 7) * File name refers the name of file created when you clicked the Save As button mentioned above
 * 8) Click No Icon.
 * 9) Choose the "gnome-remote-desktop" icon, click OK.
 * 10) Click Create.
 * 11) To save the icon, click Start > Administration > Save Configuration.
 * 12) Type in the administrator password and click OK.
 * 13) When the “Configuration saved” message appears, click OK.

Printers

 * 1) Click Start > Administration > Configure Printers.
 * 2) Type in the administrator password and click OK.
 * 3) Double-click New Printer.
 * 4) The message "Reading printer database..." will appear (it may take a few minutes before the "Add a Printer" window appears).
 * 5) In Printer Type, click Network Printer
 * 6) Click IPP Printer or Printer on CUPS server (IPP), select Windows Printer (SMB)
 * 7) A window called "Authentication Required" will appear, click Cancel.
 * 8) In the Host field, click the down arrow, which will list the Windows computers on the network.
 * 9) Click on the name of your server. If the server name does not appear, you can manually type in the name.
 * 10) A window called "Authentication Required" will appear, click Cancel
 * 11) In the Printer field, click the down arrow, which will list the printers on the server.
 * 12) Click on the name of printer. If the printer name does not appear, you can manually type the name.
 * 13) In the Username field, enter the username of an account created on the Windows Server. This name does not have to be "default" or "inveneo." These are accounts depend on the configuration of Windows Server.
 * 14) In the Password field, enter the password for the username. Again, the password depends on accounts created on Windows Server.
 * 15) Click Forward
 * 16) Select the "Manufacturer" from the drop down menu
 * 17) Select the "Model" from the drop down menu
 * 18) Select the "Driver" from the drop down menu. Important: If the recommended printer is an HP model, select the drive labeled HPLIP, even if it is not the recommended driver. (HPLIP indicates official HP drivers).
 * 19) Click Forward
 * 20) Name the printer
 * 21) Click Apply
 * 22) The printer you just added will now be listed in the printer window. Right click the newly added printer.
 * 23) Select "Make Default." A green check mark will appear over the newly added printer.
 * 24) To save the printer configuration settings, click Start > Administration > Save Configuration.
 * 25) Type in the administrator password and click OK.

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