Introduction
DVS
Thinstation
thin client provides low cast solution for connecting diskless
computer to connect to Windows 2000/XP/2003 terminal server
through RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol). The diskless machine
requires only DVS Thinstation card installed and rest things
like configuration or client software resides on server
itself. DVS Thinstation enables even low powered (32 MB RAM
and 300 MHz) PC to connect Windows server and accessing its
resources on low bandwidth.
Applications of DVS Thinstation
DVS Thinstation can be a use for
different applications.
- Using
diskless PC as terminal client for Windows 2000/XP/2003
terminal server.
- Using
old less powered PCs to access resources available on
server.
Features
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Easy installation and
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Supports RDP 5.0.
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10/100 MB/Sec. PXE
compliant Fast Ethernet card included.
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Client software for
Windows 2000/2003 terminal server and Windows XP.
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Supports USB/Parallel
port printer redirection.
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Supports sound
redirection on widely available sound cards.
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Supports major display
cards.
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Supports 256 colors & 800x600 resolution on Windows 2000
and millions of colors on different resolutions on XP/2003 server.
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Serial/PS2 mouse support.
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Support for standard
keyboard with102 key.
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DHCP and TFTPD server
is included for Windows XP.
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Small boot file for
faster network boot.
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Works well on low
bandwidth.
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Less client side
system requirements.
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Minimum System
Requirements:
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300 MHz Pentium class processor with 32 MB RAM.
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One free PCI slot on motherboard.
3. Monitor capable of displaying 256 colors on 800x600
resolution.
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