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Yep, I've come to the same conclusion. &nbsp;The S10 device needs to have at least version 7 firmware, to be recognised by the latest WDM.
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Yep, I've come to the same conclusion.  The S10 device needs to have at least version 7 firmware, to be recognised by the latest WDM.

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Can anybody tell me whether a Wyse S10 terminal, is capable of being discovered and managed by WDM (Wyse Device Manager) 5.0?<br />
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I've got 12 Wyse S10 terminals, and currently no central configuration of them. &nbsp;They connect to an FTP site to read WNOS.ini file to set parameters, but I can't see status of whether they are on or off, and centrally update them.<br />
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Current OS on the Wyse S10 terminal is 6.5.0_22<br />
Current version of WDM is 5.0 MR2<br />
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Many Thanks<br />
Mark
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Can anybody tell me whether a Wyse S10 terminal, is capable of being discovered and managed by WDM (Wyse Device Manager) 5.0?

I've got 12 Wyse S10 terminals, and currently no central configuration of them.  They connect to an FTP site to read WNOS.ini file to set parameters, but I can't see status of whether they are on or off, and centrally update them.

Current OS on the Wyse S10 terminal is 6.5.0_22
Current version of WDM is 5.0 MR2

Many Thanks
Mark

Wyse S10 Terminal - Cannot discover device in WDM 5.0

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