NComputing MX100D - User Manual

General Deployment Guidelines for MX100D KB0001606020
Page 1 of 5 Senthil Kumar P | Technical Manager APAC | 20-06-2016
General Deployment Guidelines for MX100D
Introduction
MX-series Models Each M-series kit includes three access clients. A central, Large Client which is
connected via Ethernet to your existing network environment, and two Small Clients which connect to the
Large Client. Each of the three clients affords their users an independent desktop experience. The following
tables provide some comparative information between the larger and small clients.
The deployment guidelines are presented in the following main sections:
1
Headphone (Audio-Out)
8
Primary VGA
2
USB 2.0
9
Primary Keyboard & Mouse ( USB 2.0)
3
Microphone (analog-in)
10
Satellite 2 VGA
4
Satellite 3 Link (USB 2.0)
11
Satellite 2 Line (USB 2.0)
5
Satellite 3VGA
12
Mouse ( USB 2.0)
6
DC Power (only Standard Edition Model)
13
Link to Primary (USB 2.0)
7
RJ45 - LAN/Host PCIe Direct Connect & Power
14
Keyboard ( USB 2.0)
Specification
Description.
MAXIMUM NUMBER OF USERS*
9 User Per PCie Direct Card.
Supported Windows OS
Windows 7, 8.1 Pro 64bit. Windows Server 2008 R2, 2012 R2,
WMS 2012.
vSpace Support
8.4
USB PORTS AT the Access Device.
3x USB 2.0 (compatible)
Peripherals Support
Printer and Pen drive support at the Primary device. HID or true
2.0 USB devices are supported.
VIDEO RESOLUTION
up to 1920*1080 Max, FullHD support
Max Distance Between Primary and Satellite
device
5 Meter ( use compliance VGA and 2.0 USB cables)
USB Head Set
At the Primary and Satellite device.
Primary Device
Satellite Device

NComputing MX100D Specifications

General

Device Type	Thin Client
Network	10/100 Ethernet
Video Output	VGA
Power Supply	12V DC
Power Consumption	5 W
RAM	1 GB
Audio Output	3.5mm jack

Summary

Introduction to MX100 D Deployment

Step 1: Pre-Deployment Configuration

System Requirements for MX100 D

Details essential system requirements and host sizing estimates for MX100D deployments, considering varying workloads and user counts.

Step 2: Host Deployment and Tuning

Firewall and Antivirus Configuration

Windows Tuning Tasks for vSpace

Tuning for Compatibility

Configures remote user access and essential settings for optimal compatibility with NComputing devices.

Remote User Configuration

Guides on adding users to the Remote Desktop user group for host system access.

Data Execution Prevention Setup

Sets Data Execution Prevention (DEP) to 'Turn on DEP for essential Windows programs and services only'.

OS Environment Look and Feel

Applies desired visual themes and makes other compatibility tuning adjustments for the OS environment.

Tuning for Performance

Configure Power Management Settings

Disables hibernation and power-saving features, setting OS power options to 'high performance'.

Create Desired User Accounts

Adds user accounts to the host system using operating system administration tools.

Step 3: NComputing Installation

Connect and Activate Access Devices

Connects access devices to the host system and activates them using the License Wizard.

Administer Access Devices with NC Console

Utilizes NC Console for managing device firmware, sessions, USB devices, and server groups.