Can MagicJack work in Wyse Winterm thin client

reubenrs · Post by **reubenrs** » Mon Dec 15, 2008 4:17 pm

Does anyone know if Magicjack works in
Wyse Winterm 1125SE aad
Wyse Winterm 3125SE.

Also anyone know if MagicJack can work in Windows CE

davrow · Post by **davrow** » Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:21 pm

It will not work with WinCE.

Do not know anything about the Wyse terminals. First guess would be "no".

reubenrs · Post by **reubenrs** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 6:22 pm

Can you please give me a little bit details.

davrow wrote:It will not work with WinCE.

Do not know anything about the Wyse terminals. First guess would be "no".

davrow · Post by **davrow** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 7:17 pm

MJ requires WinXP (or stripped versions of that like XPe).
It also needs enough memory, typically at least 256 Meg of permanent memory (Flash) and 192 Meg of operating memory (RAM). It prefers more.

Wyse terminals historically have been "dumb" terminals, having only enough processing power to format the display. All the processing power was in the computer connecting to them.

There are likely true Wyse thin clients now, but as I do not know anything about them, I am unable to shed light on their applicability to MJ.

reubenrs · Post by **reubenrs** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 4:35 pm

Thanks for the explanation

davrow wrote:MJ requires WinXP (or stripped versions of that like XPe).
It also needs enough memory, typically at least 256 Meg of permanent memory (Flash) and 192 Meg of operating memory (RAM). It prefers more.

Wyse terminals historically have been "dumb" terminals, having only enough processing power to format the display. All the processing power was in the computer connecting to them.

There are likely true Wyse thin clients now, but as I do not know anything about them, I am unable to shed light on their applicability to MJ.