How to know if a thin client is working
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How to know if a thin client is working
Hello, I am new to the thin client thing.. and looking to buy a used one. Can someone tell me how I can check it to make sure it works? and what it needs to have to work with a magicjack?
So far found one for a good price, is a "WYSE Thin Client Terminal Winterm"
And I've been reading about them but still have no idea of what to look for. the seller doesn't even have the power cord. but I have a universal one that I plan to take with me.
All help greatly appreciated
Thank you
So far found one for a good price, is a "WYSE Thin Client Terminal Winterm"
And I've been reading about them but still have no idea of what to look for. the seller doesn't even have the power cord. but I have a universal one that I plan to take with me.
All help greatly appreciated
Thank you
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Re: How to know if a thin client is working
In2Ndo wrote:Hello, I am new to the thin client thing.. and looking to buy a used one. Can someone tell me how I can check it to make sure it works? and what it needs to have to work with a magicjack?
So far found one for a good price, is a "WYSE Thin Client Terminal Winterm"
And I've been reading about them but still have no idea of what to look for. the seller doesn't even have the power cord. but I have a universal one that I plan to take with me.
All help greatly appreciated
Thank you
From what I've seen, you couldn't do much better than buying one of Alpman's TC's from his Ebay auctions.
He has plenty of posts about him in this sub-forum.
If you're determined to go it alone, then I'd still recommend viewing his auctions to see how his systems are configured, in order to get a good idea what you should be looking for.
Disclosure: I have no affiliation with Alpman, and have not personally bought/used his systems.
Re: How to know if a thin client is working
Nobody beats the Whiz! wrote:In2Ndo wrote:Hello, I am new to the thin client thing.. and looking to buy a used one. Can someone tell me how I can check it to make sure it works? and what it needs to have to work with a magicjack?
So far found one for a good price, is a "WYSE Thin Client Terminal Winterm"
And I've been reading about them but still have no idea of what to look for. the seller doesn't even have the power cord. but I have a universal one that I plan to take with me.
All help greatly appreciated
Thank you
From what I've seen, you couldn't do much better than buying one of Alpman's TC's from his Ebay auctions.
He has plenty of posts about him in this sub-forum.
If you're determined to go it alone, then I'd still recommend viewing his auctions to see how his systems are configured, in order to get a good idea what you should be looking for.
Disclosure: I have no affiliation with Alpman, and have not personally bought/used his systems.
Thanks for the reply, I did pm him for info. .. but also the one I found is been sold for $25.00.. and if is in working condition.. I would say that is a very good price.
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Re: How to know if a thin client is working
In2Ndo wrote: Thanks for the reply, I did pm him for info. .. but also the one I found is been sold for $25.00.. and if is in working condition.. I would say that is a very good price.
That is a nice price, if it is functional and compatible. I see now why you're asking for the MJ requirements.
Hope it works out for you!
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Minimum recommended WYSE requirements (for a newbie) would be 533Mhz/256mb flash/256mb memory.
What is the model number? Does it currently run XPe?
There are many WYSE TC's that have fixed (soldered to the motherboard) memory that cannot be upgraded and many more that use a 166, 233 or 266Mhz CPU,which is far too slow to run mJ.
Just be careful, do your homework and ask questions or you may end up with a paperweight.
Greg
What is the model number? Does it currently run XPe?
There are many WYSE TC's that have fixed (soldered to the motherboard) memory that cannot be upgraded and many more that use a 166, 233 or 266Mhz CPU,which is far too slow to run mJ.
Just be careful, do your homework and ask questions or you may end up with a paperweight.
Greg
Thanks for the reply Greg, the place that is selling it is a pawnshop and the guy has no idea of what they are for.Alpman wrote:Minimum recommended WYSE requirements (for a newbie) would be 533Mhz/256mb flash/256mb memory.
What is the model number? Does it currently run XPe?
There are many WYSE TC's that have fixed (soldered to the motherboard) memory that cannot be upgraded and many more that use a 166, 233 or 266Mhz CPU,which is far too slow to run mJ.
Just be careful, do your homework and ask questions or you may end up with a paperweight.
Greg
This is a link that he gave me for its info.
http://www.rcubed.com/gacamp/wt3125se.h ... agod9mcUmQ
Thaks again
My thin client works great. I got it from Alpman on his Ebay auction. All setup and just plug in and working.
I'd like to get another and start from scratch just to see how it's set up. A real tinker box that i can screw up and don't care. I don't know how to get the XPe image to put onto the TC. I think it's available from HP free. i'm guessing.
Almost forgot, I like the fact Alpman put's in a 4GB HD in place of a flash memory. that means alot.
I'd like to get another and start from scratch just to see how it's set up. A real tinker box that i can screw up and don't care. I don't know how to get the XPe image to put onto the TC. I think it's available from HP free. i'm guessing.
Almost forgot, I like the fact Alpman put's in a 4GB HD in place of a flash memory. that means alot.
Just give me a new gadget everyday!
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Is magicjack works when my computer is and internet is there
Please tell me any body using the magicjack when omputer is off and there is wi fi internet . How can i use it.
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Parmod
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Re: Is magicjack works when my computer is and internet is t
Your computer must be on to use magicJack.ParmodPassi wrote:Please tell me any body using the magicjack when omputer is off and there is wi fi internet . How can i use it.
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