¶ Scheduled Activities
A Scheduled Activity allows to automate certain operations (e.g. power on/power off/reboot devices, send a message, update, etc.). It executes a specific command at a specific time with a specific occurrence.
The video below explains how to create an scheduled activity that creates an inventory file every Sunday at 6:00 p.m. It also explains how to program the Powering off the devices from Monday to Friday at 9:00 p.m.
¶ Event Activities
An Event Activity allows to automate certain operations (e.g. Updates on ThinOX/Agile devices, Applying a device image, Applying a device backup image, Sending a custom command). It executes an activity when an event occurs on a device.
The video below explains how to create an event activitiy that updates a ThinOX device on shutdown.
¶ Device Policy
A Device Policy is a rule that defines if and which Configuration Profile for Device must be applied to a device.
¶ Agile
The video below explains how to create a device policy in 4 simple steps on a Windows Agile device:
- Read the configuration of a device.
- Save the offline configuration as a template.
- Create a configuration profile for device.
- Create a device policy.
¶ ThinOX
The video below explains how to create a device policy in 4 simple steps on a ThinOX device:
- Read the configuration of a device.
- Save the offline configuration as a template.
- Create a configuration profile for device.
- Create a device policy.
It also explains:
- How to modify the offline configuration.
- How to modify a template.
- How to verify the device profile was applied.
- How to force the application of a device policy.
¶ ThinMan Login
ThinMan Login allows to protect a device from unauthorized access, by defining which LDAP users/groups can access the device.
The video below explains:
- What is ThinMan Login?
- Why using it?
- Which type of license is required?
- How to enable it on ThinOX/Agile devices?
¶ User Policy
¶ Agile
A Connections Profile for Users contains all the settings of all the configured resources and all the settings of the User Parameters (mouse, keyboard, video, audio). A User Policy is a rule that associates a Connections Profile for Users to LDAP/Local users/groups.
The video below explains how to create a Connections Profile for Users and how to create a User Policy.
Note that, in order to use User Policies, it is required the User+ Feature Pack.
For more information about How to configure ThinMan Users watch the Getting Started video.
¶ ThinOX
A Connections Profile for Users contains all the settings of all the configured resources. A User Policy is a rule that associates a Connections Profile for Users to LDAP/Local users/groups.
The video below explains how to create a Connections Profile for Users and how to create a User Policy.
Note that, in order to use User Policies, it is required the User+ Feature Pack.
For more information about How to configure ThinMan Users watch the Getting Started video.
¶ Smart Identity
Smart Identity is the ThinMan feature that allows using an identification device (e.g. smart cards, badge) to authenticate a user on a device.
The video below explains what is ThinMan Smart Identity, its requirements and How to configure the ThinMan Smart Identity on a ThinOX and an Agile device.
For more information, read Smart Identity Configuration, Smart Identity - Device Policy Configuration.
