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Date: Thu, 02 May 2013 19:24:40
On 3 May 2013, at 14:23, Schultze, Robert - Technology Services Server
Technology robert.schul...@denvergov.org wrote:
We are also struggling to find a thin client solution that users embrace and
is easy to manage. With only about 150 Sun Rays in an environment of 6000
computers, there is
Rob,
We have been using Sunrays since SRSS version 1.0 in 2001. But
now, we are in the last phase of swapping out our sunrays for Wyse
clients. Two years ago we evaluated Sunray 3's, HP thin clients, Wyse
clients and NComputing. For Engineering school we were mainly concerned
with
A few thoughts:
I am curious as to how many of you have actually talked to your Oracle
Sales Rep before concurring with these statements? How many of your
have based Oracle's commitment level to the product have actually opened
a support case or posted questions to the Oracle Forums?
I don't have any experience with the Wyse products, but have used Sun Ray
for many years. We probably have the simplest set up going, a server, and a
few Sun Rays. The server runs Solaris, and we don't use Windows virtual
machines or anything like that.
In this config, I find it hard to believe
We use Sun Ray 2 thin clients in our two teaching labs (60 seats total)
plus a few miscellaneous places in the department. Users login to a
Gnome desktop and if they need a Windows application they click on an
icon that launches an rdesktop connection to a Windows Terminal Server.
We have
SunRay User Community:
My experiences are very similar to Garry's: we deployed about 30 SunRay
1G devices in our lab in late 1999. That was when you needed a
dedicated network, no provision for fail over, etc. In a lab where
folks move from station to station all day, the mobility is a big
Are there actually any alternatives to Sunray that allow a group of 50
or so thin clients share a single instance of Linux (on a powerful server)?
We have done this for some time with Sunray. Admittedly Oracle pushes
the Virtualization solution of one VM per user which doesn't suit us,
and
The alternative I can think of would be a simple X Terminal, I like X
Terminals as they work on pretty much every UNIX ever, and some other OS
like OpenVMS. I have had trouble with them though, compared to Sun Rays
with fonts, as the X Terminal itself draws text, not just draw an image
like the
On 05/03/2013 12:21 PM, Garry Taylor wrote:
The alternative I can think of would be a simple X Terminal, I like X
Terminals as they work on pretty much every UNIX ever, and some other OS
like OpenVMS. I have had trouble with them though, compared to Sun Rays
with fonts, as the X Terminal
Warehouse 13? Wait, no. That's in South Dakota. :)
On 5/3/13 9:45 AM, Dave McGuire wrote:
I have a biggish building, housing a large collection, and am
building what will eventually be a public museum.
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On 05/03/2013 12:51 PM, Craig Bender wrote:
Warehouse 13? Wait, no. That's in South Dakota. :)
On 5/3/13 9:45 AM, Dave McGuire wrote:
I have a biggish building, housing a large collection, and am
building what will eventually be a public museum.
On 05/03/2013 12:16 PM, Ken Mandelberg wrote:
Are there actually any alternatives to Sunray that allow a group of 50
or so thin clients share a single instance of Linux (on a powerful server)?
Not that I am aware of. Other thin clients seem to be more focused on
the Windows market.
We have
What OS is this? Can you try disabling Mobile Sessions under system policy?
On May 2, 2013, at 10:05 PM, Blaster blas...@556nato.com wrote:
I found newer firmware, I'm running 4.3_146928-01_2011.06.03.14.41 now...
Here's my log, I don't see anything odd...When I enter user/pass now, I get
Doh, sorry. S11.
On May 3, 2013, at 1:03 PM, Craig Bender craig.ben...@oracle.com wrote:
What OS is this? Can you try disabling Mobile Sessions under system policy?
On May 2, 2013, at 10:05 PM, Blaster blas...@556nato.com wrote:
I found newer firmware, I'm running
On Fri, 3 May 2013, Craig Bender wrote:
A few thoughts:
I am curious as to how many of you have actually talked to your Oracle Sales
Rep before concurring with these statements? How many of your have based
Oracle's commitment level to the product have actually opened a support case
or
I'm pretty sure that I understand the purpose of this list. Unlike
some, I've contributed a lot more than snark to this TECHLIST.
On 5/3/13 2:41 PM, Alexander Koponen wrote:
On Fri, 3 May 2013, Craig Bender wrote:
A few thoughts:
I am curious as to how many of you have actually talked to
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