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Hello,<br />
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I currently have VMware 3.5 installed and running. I have created an XP virtual os. I have a neoware thin client. <br />
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I would like have hte thin clients connect to the XP virtual OS. How can I accomplish this? I know you can create an rdp connection from the thin client enable rdp inwindows xp. But what I would like to do is this virtual os for multiple thin clients. <br />
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How can I accomplish this?<br />
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Thanks
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Hello,

I currently have VMware 3.5 installed and running. I have created an XP virtual os. I have a neoware thin client. 

I would like have hte thin clients connect to the XP virtual OS. How can I accomplish this? I know you can create an rdp connection from the thin client enable rdp inwindows xp. But what I would like to do is this virtual os for multiple thin clients. 

How can I accomplish this?

Thanks

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