ClearCube ClientCube 2 with KM - Manual (Page 11)

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Configuring Zero Clients for VM Connections
Overview Interaction between a KM, zero clients, and VMware components requires setting options on the zero
client to bridge the USB keyboard and mouse to VMs. Set bridging options from the zero client Web
interface before connecting to VMs.
NOTE Be sure that zero client TERA firmware is version 4.2 when connecting to
VMs. Higher firmware versions can cause mouse-related display issues. See
PC-over-IP System User’s Guide on Support site for information about
identifying the zero client firmware version.
Find zero client
IP address The table below shows how to find a zero client IP address. Use the zero client IP address to access
the device’s Web interface for additional configuration steps.
NOTE This procedure requires switching mouse modes as described in “ Mouse
control: OSD and VMs ” above .
Step Action
1 Press CTRL, CTRL, F11, b to set the mouse to relative mode.
2 From the zero client OSD in the upper-left portion of the screen, click Options >
Configuration. The Configuration screen shows the zero client’s IP address.
Record this IP address and click Cancel to close the screen.
3 Press CTRL, CTRL, F11, c to toggle to absolute mode and move the mouse to
the next zero client’s monitor(s).
4 Press CTRL, CTRL, F11, b to toggle to relative mode and record the zero
client’s IP address. Repeat this process for all zero clients in the ClientCube 2—
remember that you must toggle the mouse to absolute mode to move to the next
zero client.
Configure zero
client The table below shows how to bridge the mouse and keyboard connected to the Secure KM.
Step Action
1 From a Web browser, open a zero client’s Web interface by entering one of the
IP addresses you recorded in the previous procedure (you can safely dismiss any
security-related prompts that browsers display).
2 Click Log In (by default, a password is not required).
3 From the main menu, click Permissions > USB to display the USB page.
4 From the Bridged Devices section, click Add New.
5 Enter 050D in the Vendor ID text box and enter 104A in the Product ID text box.
Click Add. The bridged device IDs are now shown above the Add new button.
6 For deployments with daisy-chained KM and KVMs only: Clear the Enable
EHCI option.
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