Specifications

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3. In the scope options dialog, browse down to '066 Boot Server
Host Name' and enter the IP address of your TFTP/2X
ThinClientServer machine (these will be different ONLY if you
are using a third-party TFTP server).
4. Browse to the '067 Bootfile Name' option and enter a String
Value of 'pxelinux.0'.
Firewall Issues:
Please note that for a DHCP Server to provide TCP/IP settings to the Thin
Client successfully, it will be necessary to ensure that:
1. UDP connections on port 67 to the DHCP Server can be established.
2. UDP connections on port 68 to the Thin Client can be established.
Please note that for a 3
rd
Party TFTP Server to serve 2X ThinClientOS to
Thin Clients successfully, it will be necessary to ensure that UDP
connections on port 69 to the 3
rd
Party TFTP Server can be established.
Part B – Booting from media
The 2X ThinClientOS has the capability to locate the 2X
ThinClientServer in one of 2 ways:
a. using DHCP
b. using DNS
a. using DHCP
Screenshot 96: DHCP administration utility
1. If you are running a Windows DHCP server, go to Start >
Administrative Tools > DHCP on the DHCP server. The DHCP
configuration will start.