Wyse Xenith 2 (3000) / Dell Wyse Xenith Pro 2 (5000)
Quick-StartGuide Dell
Products: T00X, D00DX
Use the easy 2-step process to quickly connect your Dell Wyse Xenith zero client to your Citrix XenDesktop environment.
Refer to the administrators guide for more detailed information.
NOTE:
Please read the Caution Statements on the reverse of this document before setting up and operating Wyse Xenith.
Step 1: Setting Up Dell Wyse Xenith
Step 2: Connecting to Your Desktop
Plug in the network cable to your zero client, and then press the power button to turn on Wyse Xenith to see the XenDesktop logon screen. Simply enter your
User name, Password, and Domain (provided to you by an administrator) and click Log on. After authentication is successful, your desktop is presented for use.
NOTE:
If you have more than one connection assigned, you will see the list of desktops from which you can select.
Dell Wyse Xenith 2
Dell Wyse Xenith Pro 2
Components may vary based on model and location.
* Make sure the monitor and the T00X zero clients are turned off and disconnected from AC power before VESA mounting (assemble with the 920275-03L screw kit; insert the zero client
with cables facing down or to the side, but never facing up).
** Wireless option not available in all localities.
Administrators: Use DCHP
Option Tag #181 to auto
detect the XenDesktop
environment (for
information go to the Dell
Wyse Knowledge Base and
search for Solution 19575).
If you do not see a Log on
dialog box, nstead see this
Configure XenDesktop
location message, click OK
In the Remote Connections dialog box
that appears, enter the XenApp or
XenDesktop Broker Server URL in the
Citrix Web Interface box (provided to you
by your administrator). If instructed to do
so by your administrator, click the
XenApp or XenDesktop button (after
clicking the button and clicking OK, the
system will restart to apply the new
settings for the XenApp or XenDesktop
default settings). If you are not instructed
to click the XenApp or XenDesktop
button, click OK.
After clicking OK, the XenDesktop logon
screen appears.
NOTE:
If you do not see a Log on
dialog box, contact your IT
department for help. Review
administrators guide for more details.
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