Reference Guide

Introduction
Wyse Management Suite version 1.4 is the next generation management solution and enables you to congure, monitor, manage, and
optimize your Dell Wyse thin clients. This helps you to deploy and manage thin clients on a high availability set-up with improved
performance.
It oers advanced feature options such as cloud versus on-premises deployment, manage-from-anywhere by using a mobile application,
and enhanced security such as BIOS conguration and port lockdown. Other features include device discovery and registration, asset and
inventory management, conguration management, operating system and applications deployment, real-time commands, monitoring, alerts,
reports, and troubleshooting of endpoints.
Wyse Management Suite version 1.4 supports high availability and signicantly minimizes the system downtime. The solution also protects
the system from unplanned downtime and helps you to achieve the required availability to meet the business goals.
This guide describes the solution architecture and explains how to set up, congure, and maintain high availability clusters at the application
and database level.
High availability overview
About this task
The high availability solution for Wyse Management Suite version 1.4 includes the following tasks:
Steps
1 Review the high availability requirements—see System requirements to set up high availability.
2 Deploy high availability on Microsoft Windows Server 2012/2016—see Deploy high availability on Windows Server 2012/2016.
3 Deploy high availability on MySQL InnoDB servers—see Deploy high availability on MySQL InnoDB.
4 Deploy high availability on MongoDB—see Deploy high availability on MongoDB .
5 Congure high availability proxy (for Teradici devices)—see Deploy high availability for Teradici servers.
6 Install Wyse Management version on Windows Server 2012/2016—see Install Wyse Management Suite on Windows Server
2012/2016.
7 Review the post installation checks—see Post installation checks.
8 Troubleshooting issues with workaround—see Troubleshooting.
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