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Details the advantages of the Ultra Thin Client technology, including OS-less operation and virus immunity.
Outlines the primary functions supported by the Axel thin client, such as network, multi-session, and peripheral support.
Compares the main differences between various Axel thin client models.
Guides the user through a rapid setup process for typical environments.
Enables automated firmware and configuration updates without user intervention.
Configures network settings, including interface activation, IP, DNS, and security.
Manages general terminal settings like keyboard, mouse, screen, audio, and security.
Details the connection and management of various USB devices.
Configures auxiliary ports (serial, parallel) and logical USB/network ports for peripherals.
Covers less frequently used functions like tuning, auto-configuration, and remote administration.
Covers the process of powering on the thin client and initial operations.
Describes the procedure for logging in using Active Directory authentication.
Explains how to use and customize the local desktop appearance and taskbar.
Details the process of creating, connecting, and switching between different sessions.
Covers special features like screen locking, copy/paste, USB redirection, and hotkeys.
Provides instructions for safely turning off the thin client to avoid data loss.
Guides through configuring Microsoft Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Services sessions.
Details the setup process for connecting to Citrix environments.
Provides instructions for configuring sessions with VMware View client.
Explains how to manage printers using LPD and RDP/ICA protocols.
Introduces the AxRM utility for managing thin clients remotely.
Guides through setting up and customizing 5250 terminal emulation sessions.
Details how to use the AX3000 for OS/400 sessions, including keyboard and mouse.
Explains how to set up and use Prt5250 printers with OS/400.
Guides through setting up and customizing 3270 terminal emulation sessions.
Details how to use the terminal, including status lines and keyboard operations.
Explains how to set up Prt3270 printers for OS/390.
Guides through setting up text mode sessions using TCP/IP or serial protocols.
Details the setup process for graphical remote sessions using VNC.
Explains how to control printers using TTY, LPD, and rsh protocols.
Covers the installation and usage of the Axel TTY server daemon.
Describes remote administration methods for Unix/Linux environments.
Explains how to obtain and send configuration files using a memory stick.
Provides methods for updating thin client firmware via USB or network protocols.
Details how to use the ping command for network diagnostics.
Covers viewing connection status and managing TCP connections.
Provides status and configuration details for the Ethernet interface.
Displays status and configuration information for the wireless interface.
Lists connected USB devices and their status.
Introduces the AxRM utility for managing and configuring Axel TCP/IP products remotely.
Enables remote control of the thin client's screen and input.
Describes accessing the thin client setup via a telnet session.
Covers remote setup and configuration using text files or commands.
Provides a guide to navigating and using the AX3000 interactive setup.
Explains network concepts including Ethernet addresses, IP addressing, and routers.
Details the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol and its implementation.
Describes the Domain Name System protocol and name resolution process.
Explains how to register the thin client name with the DNS server.
Details how to configure vendor-specific DHCP options for AxRM service.
Lists available administration commands that can be launched via RSH.
Describes advanced operating parameters for the AX3000.
Provides details on hardware revision codes and firmware version information.
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