Administrator Guide

● Auto Connect List—Enter the name of desktops that you want to start automatically after logging in to the respective
Broker agent. Use a semicolon to separate each desktop name.
NOTE: Field values are case-sensitive.
3. Select Security Mode.
● Full—Fails to connect to servers with unverified TLS/SSL certificates.
● Warning—A warning message is displayed when you try to connect to servers with unverified certificates.
● Low—Allows the connection without any verification.
4. Click OK to save your settings.
Enable ThinOS to check the server certificate
common name
ThinOS-based clients check the common name of the server certificate when setting up an SSL connection in full security
mode. Use Wyse Management Suite or Admin Policy Tool on ThinOS to enable or disable the TLS checker.
Steps
1. Open the Admin Policy Tool on ThinOS or go to the ThinOS 9.x policy settings on Wyse Management Suite.
2. In the Advanced tab, expand Privacy & Security, and click Security Policy.
3. Click the TLS Check CN toggle switch to enable the option.
Enabling the option allows ThinOS client to check the common name of the server certificate when setting up an SSL
connection in full security mode. This option is ineffective to SSL connections for VMware View, Amazon WorkSpaces,
and VPN. The server certificate common name is verified all the time when setting up SSL connections for VMware View,
Amazon WorkSpaces, and VPN.
NOTE:
Use NetBIOS or FQDN values to define an SSL (HTTPS) connection when enabling the TLSCheckCN option.
Enabling the TLSCheckCN option results in SSL connection failure when an IP address is defined.
4. Click Save & Publish.
Bloomberg keyboard support
ThinOS 9.1.2101 supports Bloomberg Keyboard STB 100. The keyboard has two connection methods. One method uses a single
USB cable to the USB port of the system. The second method is to connect dual USB cables to a KVM USB switch.
In a single USB cable connection, the keyboard device ID is vid-1188_pid-9545. All the six interfaces are under this device
ID.
In the dual USB cable connection, the keyboard device IDs are vid-1188_pid-9525 for one device and
vid-1188_pid-9535 for the other five devices.
Configure Bloomberg keyboard in Citrix sessions
Steps
1. On the ThinOS client, open Admin Policy Tool or go to the ThinOS 9.x policy settings on Wyse Management Suite.
2. On the Advanced tab, expand Peripheral Management, and click USB Redirection.
3. Click Add Row in the vUSB Force Redirect section:
● Redirect the entire keyboard into the session—The keyboard feature keys, fingerprint reader, and the KVM Keyboard are
redirected into the session.
○ For Bloomberg keyboard that is connected with a single USB cable, add one row and enter the device ID. For
example, enter 0x11889545 to configure the device.
○ For Bloomberg keyboard that is connected with dual USB cables, add two rows and enter the device IDs. For
example, enter 0x11889525 in one row and 0x11889535 in the other.
● Split keyboard and partly redirect into the session—You can redirect the keyboard feature keys, fingerprint reader, or the
KVM Keyboard individually.
Configuring connection brokers
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