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February 25, 2022 at 2:00 pm in reply to: Disable or Hide the float bar floating bar during login #107204
still the same problem here and I’m running WMS cloud version: 3.6 241
February 9, 2022 at 1:31 pm in reply to: Disable or Hide the float bar floating bar during login #107096I still get annoyed with this floating bar, I will contact our Dell rep to address this.
Thanks migeauxy for sharing this, with this version I started realizing that even changing devices to a different Group will initiate a reboot and will move it to the designated group but then move it back to the source group after the reboot.
the funny thing is the device name will be reset to default 🙁
Hi Jim,
unfortunately the Right-Click on desktop to access admin mode is not working because of Imprivata taking over the logon screen. is there any other way?
Thank you,
I just bought 5470 AIO and updated FW to 9.1, things are a little different than the previous setup, now I’m not getting connected to VMware Broker, I get error: Failed
I’m having the same problem here, I got the 5470 AIO with 8.6_412 FW, when I setup a policy to upgrade FW from 8.6 to 9.1 it wouldn’t take it not take the latest 8.6 FW version (8.6_710)
I think you are right, that’s exactly what happened to me, somehow you should never use your licenses at 100% otherwise you will get some TCs not checking in properly because of the WMS license.
did you check the logs to see what’s causing this? is it licensing or ports been blocked?
I had to open a port and re-register the non-compliant TCs.
I’m using all my licenses ( I have 300 seat)
I’m using WMS Cloud
I was also thinking it may happen because of my WMS licensing, I already reached 100% of TC seats, I checked few thin clients they are showing this message:
WMS Failed to register (Server License is invalid).
any thoughts?
Yes I still can access the WMS web GUI, I will look into the port 443 and get back to you
Thank you
If I use the Legacy Wyse Bios I get :
CMOS: failed to set BIOS password
I used both ini parameters for both: Dell Bios and Legacy Wyse Bios:
Device=CMOS AutoPower=yes BootFromUSB=no CurrentPassword=Password1 NewPassword=Password2
Device=DellCmos CurrentPassword=”Password1″ NewPassword=”Password2″ ACRecovery=PowerOn USBBootSupport=no
I noticed that Teradici PCoIP did not get install, I tried another FW with PCoIP and failed because it’s not the right one.
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