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IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Zero HDX 29.04.2016

IGEL Zero HDX

Manual

IGEL Technology GmbH IGEL Zero HDX 5.09.100

Important Information

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and software described in it –may be reproduced, manipulated, transmitted, transcribed, copied, stored in

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IGEL Technology GmbH.

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Disclaimer

The specifications and information contained in this manual are intended for information use only, are

subject to change at any time without notice and should not be construed as constituting a commitment or

obligation on the part of IGEL Technology GmbH.IGEL Technology GmbH assumes no responsibility or

liability for any errors or inaccuracies that may appear in this manual, including any pertaining to the

products and software described in it. IGEL Technology GmbH makes no representations or warranties

with respect to the contents thereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or

fitness for any particular purpose.

IGEL Support and Knowledge Base

If you have any questions regarding an IGEL product and are already an IGEL customer, please contact your

dedicated sales partner first. Er beantwortet gerne Ihre Fragen rund um alle IGEL-Produkte.

If you are currently testing IGEL products or your sales partner is unable to provide the help you need,

please fill in the support form after logging on at the

http://www.igel.com/de/mitgliederbereich/anmelden-abmelden.html

(http://www.igel.com/de/mitgliederbereich/anmelden-abmelden.html) .

We will then contact you as soon as possible. It will make things easier for our support staff if you provide

us with all the information that is available. Please see also our notes regarding support and service

information. Pealse visit our IGEL Knowledge Base http://edocs.igel.com/ to find additional Best Practice

and How To documentation as well as the IGEL Support-FAQ (http://faq.igel.com).

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Contents

Important Information...................................................................................................................................................2

1. Quick Installation...............................................................................................................................................6

1.1. The IGEL Linux desktop ..................................................................................................................7

2. Boot Procedure..................................................................................................................................................9

2.1. Boot Menu .....................................................................................................................................9

2.2. Network Integration ....................................................................................................................11

2.3. X-Server........................................................................................................................................11

3. Application Launcher.......................................................................................................................................11

3.1. General System Information........................................................................................................12

3.2. Sessions........................................................................................................................................12

3.3. System..........................................................................................................................................13

3.4. License..........................................................................................................................................13

3.5. Network Information ...................................................................................................................13

3.6. Shutting Down and Restarting a Device ......................................................................................14

4. Setup Application ............................................................................................................................................14

4.1. Starting the Setup ........................................................................................................................14

4.2. Ending the Setup..........................................................................................................................14

4.3. Setup Areas ..................................................................................................................................15

4.4. Setup Search ................................................................................................................................17

5. Sessions..........................................................................................................................................................19

5.1. Desktop Integration .....................................................................................................................19

5.2. Citrix Receiver Selection...............................................................................................................20

5.3. HDX / ICA Global ..........................................................................................................................20

5.4. Legacy ICA Sessions......................................................................................................................30

5.5. Citrix StoreFront / Web Interface ................................................................................................34

5.6. Citrix Self-Service .........................................................................................................................38

5.7. Citrix Access Gateway ..................................................................................................................40

5.8. Appliance Mode...........................................................................................................................40

5.9. SSH Session ..................................................................................................................................43

5.10. Firefox browser ............................................................................................................................44

5.11. Media Player ................................................................................................................................62

5.12. Java Web Start Session ................................................................................................................65

5.13. VNC Viewer ..................................................................................................................................67

6. Accessories.....................................................................................................................................................67

6.1. ICA Connection Center.................................................................................................................67

6.2. Local Terminal..............................................................................................................................68

6.3. Change Smartcard Password .......................................................................................................68

6.4. Smartcard Personalization...........................................................................................................68

6.5. Setup Session ...............................................................................................................................68

6.6. Quick Settings Session..................................................................................................................68

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6.7. Display switch ..............................................................................................................................69

6.8. Application Launcher ...................................................................................................................72

6.9. Sound Mixer.................................................................................................................................73

6.10. System Log Viewer.......................................................................................................................73

6.11. UMS Registration .........................................................................................................................74

6.12. Touchscreen calibration...............................................................................................................75

6.13. Task Manager...............................................................................................................................75

6.14. Screenshot tool ............................................................................................................................78

6.15. Soft keyboard...............................................................................................................................80

6.16. Java Control Panel........................................................................................................................80

6.17. Monitor Calibration......................................................................................................................81

6.18. Commands ...................................................................................................................................81

6.19. Network Diagnostics ....................................................................................................................81

6.20. System Information......................................................................................................................83

6.21. Disk Utility ....................................................................................................................................84

6.22. Firmware Update .........................................................................................................................85

6.23. Identify Monitors .........................................................................................................................85

6.24. Upgrade License...........................................................................................................................85

6.25. Webcam Information...................................................................................................................86

6.26. Image viewer................................................................................................................................87

7. User Interface..................................................................................................................................................88

7.1. Screen...........................................................................................................................................88

7.2. Desktop ........................................................................................................................................93

7.3. Language ......................................................................................................................................99

7.4. Screen Saver and Screen Lock......................................................................................................99

7.5. Input...........................................................................................................................................103

7.6. Font Services ..............................................................................................................................107

8. Network ........................................................................................................................................................109

8.1. LAN interfaces............................................................................................................................109

8.2. Wireless......................................................................................................................................112

8.3. DHCP Options.............................................................................................................................119

8.4. Virtual Private Network - VPN ...................................................................................................119

8.5. Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol - SCEP ..........................................................................123

8.6. Routing.......................................................................................................................................126

8.7. Hosts ..........................................................................................................................................126

8.8. Network Drives ..........................................................................................................................126

8.9. Proxy ..........................................................................................................................................128

9. Devices .........................................................................................................................................................128

9.1. Printers.......................................................................................................................................128

9.2. USB Storage Devices ..................................................................................................................131

9.3. Smartcard...................................................................................................................................134

9.4. USB access control .....................................................................................................................134

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10. Security.........................................................................................................................................................136

10.1. Password....................................................................................................................................136

10.2. Login Options .............................................................................................................................136

10.3. AD/Kerberos Configuration........................................................................................................141

11. System Settings ............................................................................................................................................142

11.1. Time and Date............................................................................................................................142

11.2. Update143

11.3. Remote management ................................................................................................................144

11.4. Shadow.......................................................................................................................................145

11.5. Remote Access (SSH / RSH)........................................................................................................145

Power Options..........................................................................................................................................................146

11.6. Energy options ...........................................................................................................................150

11.7. Firmware Customization............................................................................................................153

11.8. IGEL System Registry..................................................................................................................160

12. Index .............................................................................................................................................................161

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Introduction

IGEL Thin Clients comprise the very latest hardware and an embedded operating system. Depending on the

product concerned, this operating system may be based on IGEL Linux or Microsoft Windows Embedded

Standard®. We have done our utmost to provide you with an excellent overall solution and promise to

provide the very same level of quality service and support.

1. Quick Installation

To install the thin client in your network environment, proceed as follows:

Connect the thin client as follows to the necessary devices and the network:1.

-Monitor (VGA, DVI, DisplayPort)

-AT-compatible keyboard with PS/2 or USB connection

-USB mouse

-LAN via RJ45 plug connection

Connect the thin client to the power supply.2.

Start the thin client and wait until the graphical user interface has loaded.3.

Click on in the taskbar.4.

Specify the system language and keyboard layout under User Interface > Language.5.

Specify the resolution and the number of screens under User Interface > Display.6.

If you would like to specify the IP address manually, enter it in the Network > LAN Interfaces section.7.

Click on OK to confirm your changes.8.

The device will restart if necessary and will use the new settings thereafter.

A handy tool tip is available for virtually every setting. If you would like to know more about a

setting or option, move your mouse pointer over it and wait for a moment. You can configure

the behavior of tool tips under User Interface > Desktop. Further information can be found

under Desktop (page 93).

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1.1. The IGEL Linux desktop

You can operate the thin client via the taskbar and the IGEL menu.

Figure 1: IGEL Linux desktop

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The following items can be found in the taskbar at the bottom edge of the screen:

Opens the IGEL menu.

Quick Start Panel

Application Launcher: Opens a dialog window with

start symbols for sessions.

Setup: Opens the IGEL setup.

Symbol for sessions: Launches a session.

Window bar

Window buttons

Allows you to switch between open windows.

System tray

CPU energy saving plan: Changes the energy

saving settings.

Volume control

Allows you to remove a USB stick safely

Local network connection

Pager: Allows you to switch between a number of

virtual desktops

Time

Show desktop

The IGEL menu offers the following areas and functions:

•Sessions: Allows you to launch sessions

•System:Allows you to launch system programs

•About:Shows all relevant system information

•Search window: Allows you to find sessions and functions in the start menu

•Allows you to shut down the thin client

•Allows you to restart the thin client

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2. Boot Procedure

The quick installation procedure is complete.

Restart the system in order to start the boot procedure.

2.1. Boot Menu

During the boot procedure, press the ESC key in the Secondstage Loader when the Loading Kernel

message is shown on the screen.

A menu with four boot options as well as an option for resetting the thin client to the default factory

settings will appear:

-Quiet Boot (page 9): Normal boot

-Verbose Boot (page 9): Boot with system messages

-Emergency Boot (page 9): Setup only

-Failsafe Boot (page 10): With CRC check

-Reset to Factory Defaults (page 10): Resets the thin client to the default factory settings

2.1.1. Quiet Boot

Quiet Boot is the default boot mode. In this mode, all kernel messages are disabled and the graphical user

interface is started.

2.1.2. Verbose Boot

Unlike in Quiet Boot mode, the boot messages are shown in Verbose Boot mode. A diagnostics shell is also

available. This can be used to execute common commands (such as ifconfig etc.) when searching for and

rectifying faults.

Enter init 3to close this shell.

The boot procedure will then resume.

2.1.3. Emergency Boot

Emergency Boot is a setup with default parameters.

If you select Emergency Boot, the Secondstage Loader looks for a bootable system in the flash memory and

then resumes the boot procedure as in the other boot modes.

Essentially speaking, the X-Server is started without network drivers and with a resolution of 1024 x 768 -

60 Hz during an Emergency Boot. The Setup menu is then opened directly.

This option is useful if, for example, you have selected an excessively high screen resolution or a wrong

mouse type and these settings can no longer be changed in the normal setup.

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2.1.4. Failsafe Boot - CRC check

During a Failsafe Boot, a check of the file system is carried out first. The thin client then starts in Verbose

Mode.

2.1.5. Reset to factory defaults

If you select Reset to factory defaults, all personal settings on the thin client (including your password and

the sessions you have configured) will be lost.

A warning message will appear on the screen before the procedure is carried out. If the device

is protected by an administrator password, you will be prompted to enter this password.

Do you know the password?

Confirm the warning message.1.

Enter the password. You have three attempts.2.

Do you not know the password?

Confirm the warning message.1.

When you are prompted to enter the password, press the Enter key three times.2.

Press c.3.

The Terminal Key will appear.

(https://www.igel.com/en/service-support/rma-request.html).

Enter the Terminal Key shown, the firmware version and your contact details.5.

Our service department will send you a so-called Reset to Factory Defaults Key specially for your device.

To ensure that the process is as straightforward and yet as secure as possible, each key is valid for just

one device.

See also the Resetting a Thin Client with Unknown Administrator Password FAQs

(http://edocs.igel.com/index.htm#10203461.htm).

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