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  • in reply to: Migrate from FTP to HTTPS #105477
    aidechoute
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    • Regular Joe
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    The config is simple:

    1 Wyse 3040 that retrieve the wnos.ini on a HTTPS server. The wnos.ini configure a RDP connection on a windows10 client.

    The certificate asking is the one of the windows10 client (like when you do a RDP from a windows to a windows)

    The SecurityPolicy=low is working perfectly!!!! In the wnos.ini reference guide I see the SecurityMode and don’t see the SecurityPolicy one….thanks you so much xD

    This topic is solved

     

    in reply to: Migrate from FTP to HTTPS #105435
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    I already have the SignOn=0

    I try your command line but it’s the same.

    Here is my wnos.ini:

    signOn=no
    EnableMessage=no
    autoload=0
    autopower=yes
    screen=1 resolution=1920×1080
    screen=2 resolution=1920×1080
    SEAMLESS=no
    Privilege=High SuppressTaskBar=yes
    DESKTOP=background.bmp
    DeskColor=”255 255 255″
    MaxVNCD=1
    SessionConfig=RDP ForceSpan=yes
    EnableLocal=yes
    ConnectionBroker=VDM
    EnableLocal=No
    SysMode=classic
    Language=Uk
    Dualhead=yes
    Mainscreen=1
    ScreenSaver=0
    TerminalName=TestWyse2

    #TOMNEW
    connect=rdp \
    Autoconnect=2 \
    Fullscreen=no \
    Resolution=DDC \
    console=no \
    OnScreen=1 \
    description=TOMNEW \
    host=192.168.1.28 \
    Username=test \
    Password=test \
    Domainname=test \

     

    I also try the SecurityMode=low with the same result

    Here is the error that I have. The certificate is the one install on the Remote machine. If I click on Continue the connection is working

    certificate error

    If I click on Cancel I have this error

     

    How can I bypass this warning and say to the ThinOs that it always accept?

    in reply to: Migrate from FTP to HTTPS #105433
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    Hello ConfGen

    I reply after a long time but i need some information please.

    I create a self signed certificate with this command, in order to have a certificate longer than 1 years

    New-SelfSignedCertificate -Subject “myserver.local” -DnsName “myserver.local” -CertStoreLocation “cert:\LocalMachine\My” -KeyAlgorithm RSA -KeyLength 2048 -KeyExportPolicy Exportable -NotAfter (Get-Date).AddYears(10)

    I bind this server to my https protocol (not sure about the difference betwenn assign and bind)

    Then i go to the mmc console and extract the .cer that i found in the local computer\personnal folder. Once extract i push this cert with WMS

    Is it the correct one? because you tell the root and not the server cert?

     

    My issue is in ThinOs 8.6_013 everything is ok, my wyse grab the certificate and read the wnos that are on my webserver, and connect to machin using rdp

    In thinOS 8.6_511 and later I have a certificate error. The certificate are well push from WMS, the wnos is read by the Wyse but ask me for a ceritifcate. This certificate seems to be the one of the machine that i try to reach in RDP.

    Can you help me on this? is there something wrong in my config, or does the new ThinOs firmware bring new function, and new things to configure?

     

    Thanks!

     

     

     

     

    in reply to: Wyse 3040 Dual Screen and Dual RDP #105432
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    Ok I find it 😀

    here is my wnos.ini the OnScreen option is what i need xD:

    signon=0
    autoload=0
    autopower=yes
    screen=1 resolution=1920×1080
    screen=2 resolution=1920×1080
    SEAMLESS=no
    Privilege=High SuppressTaskBar=yes
    DESKTOP=background.bmp
    DeskColor=”255 255 255″
    MaxVNCD=1
    SessionConfig=RDP ForceSpan=yes
    EnableLocal=yes
    ConnectionBroker=VDM
    EnableLocal=No
    SecurityMode=low
    SysMode=classic
    Language=Uk
    Dualhead=yes
    Mainscreen=1
    ScreenSaver=0
    TerminalName=TestWyse2

    #TOMNEW
    connect=rdp \
    Autoconnect=2 \
    Fullscreen=no \
    Resolution=DDC \
    console=no \
    OnScreen=1 \
    description=Screen1 \
    host=192.168.1.201 \
    Username=administrateur \
    Password=g,t,gtr \
    Domainname=jfnjtr \

    #TOM2
    connect=rdp \
    Autoconnect=2 \
    Fullscreen=no \
    Resolution=DDC \
    console=no \
    OnScreen=2 \
    description=Screen2 \
    host=192.168.1.202 \
    Username=tom \
    Password=grjitg \
    Domainname=gtrjgio \

    in reply to: WMS and Wyses 5070 config issue #53505
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    Hello,

    I think that i understand what is going wrong

    I will make a test on 20th of november when the factory is stop and i will let you know  if i found something

    Thanks for you help!!

    in reply to: WMS and Wyses 5070 config issue #53476
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    Thanks for your answer regarding the writable mode here is my explanation:

    I prepare my Wyse 5070 with the wallpaper and the specific RDP on each wyses (resolution /screen / user / winposstr etc…)

    I block this config with the “WF Active”, I try all the config on the user session without joining WMS and it’s ok.

    Then I join to WMS, and all the config are lost.

    Once i have join the WMS if I disable the “WF” on the Wyse and i reboot it my config is back as I have configure before.

    Is it clear?

    in reply to: WMS and Wyses 5070 config issue #53471
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    Hello,

    So if i just want to change the VNC password i can’t do it with WMS without modify all my “local” settings??

    And why when I’m in “writable”mode i have my local settings?

    Thank for your help

    in reply to: DELL 3040 8.4_105 with Touchscreen 2418HT #48826
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    Update in 8.6 solve the problem

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