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Hi Andy<br />
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Thanks matey for the heads up. <br />
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I have Vmware Horizon client sitting on the WYSE client. Can I use that to connect to the virtual machine? As I tried putting the IP address in and it didn't connect. <br />
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Thanks<br />
Yash
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Hi Andy

Thanks matey for the heads up.

I have Vmware Horizon client sitting on the WYSE client. Can I use that to connect to the virtual machine? As I tried putting the IP address in and it didn't connect.

Thanks
Yash

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You will need the VMware Horizon View infrastructure , for the VMware Horizon View &nbsp;Client to connect to!
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You will need the VMware Horizon View infrastructure , for the VMware Horizon View  Client to connect to!

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hi guys<br />
<br />
I've got a WYSE thin client terminal. To the back of this terminal is attached a USB Skorpio scanner. On the device manager of this thin client I can see the scanner on there. <br />
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I'm using RDP on the thin client to connect to a virtual machine on our network. I would like this USB Skorpio scanner to get picked up. It isn't at the moment and I don't know whether I am supposed to do anything? I was told this WYSE thin client supports USB passthrough. <br />
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Any ideas on any changes I have to make on the virtual machine?<br />
<br />
Thanks for helping<br />
Yashy
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hi guys

I've got a WYSE thin client terminal. To the back of this terminal is attached a USB Skorpio scanner. On the device manager of this thin client I can see the scanner on there. 

I'm using RDP on the thin client to connect to a virtual machine on our network. I would like this USB Skorpio scanner to get picked up. It isn't at the moment and I don't know whether I am supposed to do anything? I was told this WYSE thin client supports USB passthrough. 

Any ideas on any changes I have to make on the virtual machine?

Thanks for helping
Yashy

Thin client has USB Scanner connected to it. RDP from there to Vmware machine, USB not picking up.

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