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Re: dhcp

Stecher, Alexander — 2013-05-20T12:05:33

Did you check, if all required ports are available?
Use e.g. the openthinclient advisor.

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Re: dhcp

Julian Ohm — 2013-05-20T10:51:32

I don't know the tftpd32. But perhaps for you it's better to try another dhcp server to check where the problem is, dhcp or OTC. or use the vm appliance to get everything working without to much work.

Greets
Julian

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Re: dhcp

Mohan Kumar — 2013-05-20T09:57:53

Dear friends 

i tried the above solutions,

but no luck!

i need to know how can i make sure that 

OTC TFTP IS WORKING ?

because i need to specify in DHCP.

TFTP DIR, BOOT FILE ETC..

WHEN I TURN ON THE CLIENT CLIENT COMMUNICATES WITH DHCP, BUT DHCP IS NOT COMUNNICATED WITH TFTP TO PASS THE BOOT FILE.

I GET TFTP.....

ERROR

Thanks.
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  From: Stecher, Alexander 
  To: openthinclient-user-5NWGOfrQmneRv+LV9MX5uipxlwaOVQ5f< at >public.gmane.org 
  Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2013 5:28 AM
  Subject: Re: [openthinclient-user] dhcp


  Usually you don't have to set the option 66 and 67 on the DHCP Server. The DHCPproxy functionality from the openthinclient server can handle this - like describted above.  
  However, please try to change/set in the -> environment -> start option -> PXE service

  It is usually set to auto, but you can change it manually.
  Restart the openthinclient-service and try it..... 

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100% CPU on client when starting applications

Mark D-B — 2013-05-18T16:14:09

Dear All,

   I have a problem which seems to be getting worse. Sometimes, a client 
boots up slower than usual. Once it is booted, if the user starts an 
application, then the CPU load on the client (as indicated by the little 
graph at the top right of the display) goes up to 100% for several 
minutes before the application eventually starts (if the user doesn't 
give up and switch off before then). Once it has started, subsequent 
attempts to run the same application seem to be OK.
   I am surmising that the client is actually waiting for something to 
come from the server via the network when this happens. However, I can't 
see what is going wrong - there's no packet loss visible on the network.
   Any advice on what may be causing it, or how to investigate further, 
will be very gratefully received as this issue is becoming a significant 
problem.

All the best,

Mark

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Re: dhcp

Luis R. Barahona — 2013-05-18T15:20:36

Check your dhcp log , let's see if that computer is evenn communicating
with the server.
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Re: dhcp

Stecher, Alexander — 2013-05-18T12:28:10

Usually you don't have to set the option 66 and 67 on the DHCP Server. The
DHCPproxy functionality from the openthinclient server can handle this -
like describted above.
However, please try to change/set in the -> environment -> start option ->
PXE service

It is usually set to auto, but you can change it manually.
Restart the openthinclient-service and try it.....

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Re: dhcp

Mark D-B — 2013-05-18T11:48:28

Dear Mohan et al,

   This seems to be something which depends a lot on the DHCP server in 
use. I run OTC in a VM with the network adaptor in bridged mode. With a 
TP-Link router doing DHCP, PXE works with no issues. The same is true if 
I am using named and dhcpd. However, if I use dnsmasq instead then I 
need to specify both the the OTC server IP address and the boot file 
name in the configuration file, or PXE fails. Whether OTC would see the 
new client in these circumstances, I don't know, as the clients had 
already been added before I changed the network topology.
   Mohan - are you in a position where you can use Wireshark on the 
network? This will allow you to determine which step is failing.

   Also, just to be clear, this is a machine which is new to the server 
which is being PXE'd, yes? When you say that the PXE machine is not 
recognised, you mean that the machine's IP address is not appearing in 
the PXE section of the OTC manager display? OTC won't let you actually 
PXE boot a client until

Re: dhcp

Julian Ohm — 2013-05-18T12:06:24

After Boot a machine the First time ist looks like nothing happened. But you should See an entry in the OTC Manager under 'pxe clients'. If you found this, you have to configure that Client (right Click on the Client)

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Re: dhcp

Mohan Kumar — 2013-05-18T09:55:59

Hi

Exactly

my dhcp server is tfpd32 ver 4..0 with  - ip 192.168.xx.200
ip pool---------------10

dns ----------192.168.xx.1

here there is field for boot file --- ?


my otc machine ip 192.168.xx.201

i just installed and joined default realm.

i am trying to boot the third machine via pxe it is not showing any thing.

any help is appreciated.

i wonder how it works curiosity 1000 %.

Thank you


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  Sent: Friday, May 17, 2013 11:48 PM
  Subject: Re: [openthinclient-user] dhcp


  Hi


  As i remember you should not set anything. Just configure your dhcp server to provide ip settings. OTC will handle pxe request by his self.


  Try to deactivate every kind of firewall. And OTC and dhcp must not be on the same Server.


  Greets
  Julian

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Re: dhcp

Julian Ohm — 2013-05-18T06:48:08

Hi

As i remember you should not set anything. Just configure your dhcp server to provide ip settings. OTC will handle pxe request by his self.

Try to deactivate every kind of firewall. And OTC and dhcp must not be on the same Server.

Greets
Julian

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Re: dhcp

Luis R. Barahona — 2013-05-18T04:43:17

I think you are confused about which option you need to set in dhcp.


Option 66 will contain the ip or FQDN of your OTC Server


Option 67 will contain the name of your bootfile


For OTC you only need to set option 66. Have you done this?
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Re: dhcp

Mohan Kumar — 2013-05-18T04:35:08

Thank you very much

same problem

in dhcp server i need to provide boot file name but in openthinclient i
cannot get so next my proble boot file ?

Thank you

Mohan


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Re: dhcp

Luis R. Barahona — 2013-05-17T15:56:20

Have you configured PXE booting on the dhcp server?

http://reboot.pro/topic/1961-guides-about-tftpd32-and-pxe-lan-booting/
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Re: dhcp

Mohan Kumar — 2013-05-15T03:32:30

Dear sir,

i have a tftpd32 dhcp server on other pc.

but idon't see the congif for otc

thank you

Mohan
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  From: Luis R. Barahona 
  To: openthinclient-user-5NWGOfrQmneRv+LV9MX5uipxlwaOVQ5f< at >public.gmane.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2013 7:12 AM
  Subject: Re: [openthinclient-user] dhcp


  What device is running DHCP?

  You need to let it know with option 60 where to your otc server is.

  blogs.technet.com/b/dominikheinz/archive/2011/03/18/dhcp-amp-pxe-basics.aspx


  Dear sir,

  as per 

  http://openthinclient.org/Quick+Start?bl

  just start the manager

  connect to the default relm 

  and boot the pxe machine 

  openthiclient manager should recognise the pxe machine.

  but for me it ownt recognise why?

  i have a question where are the other nodes like clients, etcc..?

  your help is appreciated. 


  Thank you.

  Mohan

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Re: dhcp

Luis R. Barahona — 2013-05-14T14:12:01

What device is running DHCP?

You need to let it know with option 60 where to your otc server is.

blogs.technet.com/b/dominikheinz/archive/2011/03/18/dhcp-amp-pxe-basics.aspx
**
Dear sir,

as per

http://openthinclient.org/Quick+Start?bl

just start the manager

connect to the default relm

and boot the pxe machine

openthiclient manager should recognise the pxe machine.

but for me it ownt recognise why?

i have a question where are the other nodes like clients, etcc..?

your help is appreciated.


Thank you.

Mohan

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dhcp

Mohan Kumar — 2013-05-14T07:07:21

Dear sir,

as per 

http://openthinclient.org/Quick+Start?bl

just start the manager

connect to the default relm 

and boot the pxe machine 

openthiclient manager should recognise the pxe machine.

but for me it ownt recognise why?

i have a question where are the other nodes like clients, etcc..?

your help is appreciated. 


Thank you.

Mohan------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Re: VNC rejects connection after timeout

Pippo Loporto — 2013-05-07T15:12:51

Thanks, much obliged.

 

Pippo

 

From: List Michael [mailto:Michael.List-Y1diS0SyGJNZOuQgYF0LTQ< at >public.gmane.org] 
Sent: 06 May 2013 14:16
To: openthinclient-user-5NWGOfrQmneRv+LV9MX5uipxlwaOVQ5f< at >public.gmane.org
Subject: Re: [openthinclient-user] VNC rejects connection after timeout

 

Hi Pippo,

 

in the desktop application in the session block





 

Greetings

Mike

 

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Hi Mike,

 

Where did you find the VNC settings in the desktop application ?

 

Regards

Pippo

 

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To: openthinclient-user-

Re: Dual monitors with RDP

Jörn Frenzel — 2013-05-07T08:13:47

Expect a new freerdp package the next days. I'm not sure that it will have 
a dual-screen feature, but i hope.

Today it should alreaydy work with NVidia as mentioned.

Regards,

Jörn

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Re: VNC rejects connection after timeout

List Michael — 2013-05-06T12:15:47

Hi Pippo,



in the desktop application in the session block

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Greetings

Mike



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Hi Mike,



Where did you find the VNC settings in the desktop application ?



Regards

Pippo



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Sent: 02 May 2013 14:28

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Subject: Re: [openthinclient-user] VNC rejects connection after timeout



Hi Jörn,



I only found this options in the desktop application:

- disabled

- require user's permission(rejects aft

Re: Dual monitors with RDP

Luis R. Barahona — 2013-05-06T23:06:57

Is there anyway to envoke the /multimon parameter using the RDP application
within OTC?

Is twinview with NVIDEA the only way to get dual monitors to work?


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Re: Dual monitors with RDP

Andreas Schneider — 2013-05-06T22:27:34

/multimon and /span are mstsc (Windows) parameter

Show for twinview (if you have an Nvidia Card)

http://openthinclient.org/monitor%20configuration?structure=


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