Release Notes. Dell Wyse Xenith TM. Release 2.0 Build 411. Issue

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1 Release Notes Dell Wyse Xenith TM Release 2.0 Build 411 Issue: Rev. A General Release

2 Copyright Notices 2014, Dell Inc. All Rights Reserved. This manual and the software and firmware described in it are copyrighted. You may not reproduce, transmit, transcribe, store in a retrieval system, or translate into any language or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual or otherwise, any part of this publication without express written permission. About this Guide This guide is intended for administrators. This document is updated periodically as more information becomes available. Finding the Information You Need in this Guide You can use either the Search window or Find toolbar to locate a word, series of words, or partial word in an active PDF document. For detailed information on using these features, refer to the Help in your PDF reader. Technical Support To access technical resources (self-service portal, knowledge base, software downloads, registration, warranty extensions/rmas, reference manuals, and so on), visit If you still need help, you can call Customer Support at (toll free in U.S. and Canada). Hours of operation are from 6:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Pacific Time, Monday through Friday.

3 Contents Copyright Notices ii About this Guide ii Finding the Information You Need in this Guide ii Technical Support ii 1 Release 2.0 Build Client Software Licensing and Maintenance Options 1 New Features 1 Updated Information on USB Interface Redirection Feature (Introduced in Build 2.0_215) 3 Known Issues 7 Fixes 7 Software Information 9 Build Details 9 Xenith 9 Xenith Pro 10 Xenith 2 11 Xenith Pro 2 12 Xenith 3 13 BIOS Details 14 Xenith 14 Xenith Pro 14 Xenith Pro 2 14 Xenith 3 14 Platform Support 15 Platforms and Configurations 15 Software Compatibility 15 Supported Codecs 15 Tested Peripherals 16 USB Redirection Support 22 Supported Resolutions 23 Tables 25

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5 1 Release 2.0 Build 411 This section contains: "Client Software Licensing and Maintenance Options" "New Features" "Known Issues" "Fixes" "Software Information" "Platform Support" "USB Redirection Support" "Supported Resolutions" Client Software Licensing and Maintenance Options Dell Wyse thin client software maintenance is required to be eligible to receive new versions of thin client software and subsequent releases of corresponding documentation and tools. Use of this software on more than one device requires that you first purchase from Dell Wyse additional copies of, or licenses to, the software. New Features General Features: Updated Camera Support - To optimize performance, an option to modify the frame rate per second was added to the Camera tab of the Peripherals dialog box. If the Optimize for CPU check box is selected, supported values include 1/1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/5, and 1/6. Additional INI Support For all new and modified INI parameters and options, see the Summary of Revisions in the Administrators Guide: Dell Wyse Xenith TM Release 2.0. Additional Improvements and Enhancements: Mouse Cursor Stability VNC Stability and Performance

6 2 Chapter 1 Storefront Authentication Time-Outs (CAG and Session). Note that to enable these features the following settings are required: SessionConfig=ICA TimeOut=no PnliteServer= Storefront=yes CAGAuthMode=LDAP CAGTimeOut=no Enhancements to Dell Wyse Cloud Client Management (CCM) Imprivata Note that Imprivata FUS Type 3 stability increased, OneSign server redundancy added, and tap losses in sessions have been resolved. WDM Workflow Citrix Note that Citrix Session Reliability is enhanced and Reset by Peer is enhanced. Sticky Key and Mouse Resolved intermittent sticky key and mouse issues. This requires the following configuration: SysMode=Classic/Vdi toolbardisablemouse=yes

7 Release 2.0 Build Updated Information on USB Interface Redirection Feature (Introduced in Build 2.0_215) USB Interface Redirection Support Introduced to separate the USB device redirection with multiple types of components. For example, a user can redirect certain HID controls on USB device without redirecting the whole device. IMPORTANT: ICA HDX USB redirection only. By default this feature is disabled (to enable, use the InterfaceRedirect option of the Device=vusb parameter - see Administrators Guide: Dell Wyse Xenith TM ). Example: A user can keep the USB AUDIO local but redirect the specific HID control on the USB headset (e.g. the Lync button) to the remote connection. NOTE: Before this feature a user must either redirect the whole device for using the specific HID control while the redirected sound quality is worse than when mapped, or map the whole device without the capability using the control. Now a user can utilize the HID control while the headset AUDIO remains mapped with better sound quality. Example: A user can redirect and use specific multimedia controls on a multimedia keyboard that were not usable when the keyboard was mapped (HID controls) over a remote connection while the normal keyboard HID functions remain local with better user experience. Steps to Use the INI to Enable USB Interface Redirection Support Use the following guidelines. After Device=vusb InterfaceRedirect=yes is added in the ini file, by default there is no redirection of HID/USB interfaces and the user must add other INI parameters to enable redirection of the specific interface/hid with the parameter of their Class, Subclass and Protocol. For example: For non-boot non keyboard/mice HID (button of headset and special keys on keyboard/mouse) the solution would look like the following: Device=vusb ForceRedirect=0x0,0x0,0x3,0x0,0x0 It is recommended to use all INI parameters together in 1 line such as the following because every line will update all devices at once: Device=vusb InterfaceRedirect=yes ForceRedirect=0x0,0x0,0x3,0x0,0x0 The 1st and 2nd 0x0 are for PID/VID - since this is not for redirection of any specific device, they remain 0x0. The 3rd 0x3 represents Class. The 4th 0x0 represents Subclass. The 5th 0x0 represents Protocol. Users can add additional interface/hid INIs such as the following: Device=vusb InterfaceRedirect=yes ForceRedirect=0x0,0x0,0x3,0x0,0x0 ForceRedirect=0x0,0x0,0x8,0x0,0x0 Note the following examples regarding the typical values of USB interfaces/hid: Basic Keyboard USB interface description is Class=03, Subclass=01 (boot interface), Protocol=01 (keyboard); Basic Mouse USB interface description is Class=03, Subclass=01 (boot interface), Protocol=02 (mouse) Most of other HID interface description is Class=03, Subclass=00, Protocol=00 Some complicated keyboard/mouse devices have more than 1 USB interface, including boot interface and the 03, 00, 00 HID interface. So the boot interface will

8 4 Chapter 1 remain working with the local driver and the other HID interface will be redirected as a USB device to the remote connection if the above sample INI is configured. In addition, the USB VIDEO and USB AUDIO of some USB Webcams can now be separated. That is, a user can redirect USB VIDEO to a remote connection and keep the USB AUDIO at local for better sound quality. Only Device=vusb InterfaceRedirect=yes must be added for this scenario. Note also that before the USB Interface Redirection support changes were introduced, once a USB device was redirected to a remote connection, it was removed from the Device Viewer (click on the desktop > System Tools > Device Viewer tab); now it will display a WYSE VUSB item (see the following figure). Note it will only leave the item if the whole device is redirected (for example, for a USB headset, if only the HID of the device is redirected while the USB AUDIO of the item is still at local (or the other way around), the WYSE VUSB item will not be generated. Example: To Redirect the HID Control of a USB Headset: 1. In the Global Connection Settings dialog box, select USB devices redirection, select the Exclude audio devices option, and then click OK. 2. Add the following to the INI file: Device=vusb InterfaceRedirect=yes ForceRedirect=0x0,0x0,0x3,0x0,0x0 3. Plug in the USB headset with HID controls - see the following figure as an example of the recognized USB AUDIO and HID items in the Device Viewer (HID item number varies per device).

9 Release 2.0 Build Launch the ICA connection with ICA HDX USB redirection enabled. Note that on the Device Viewer tab the USB AUDIO is still displayed but the HID items are gone - see the following figure as an example. Example: To Redirect the HID Control of a USB Keyboard: 1. Add the following to the INI file: Device=vusb InterfaceRedirect=yes ForceRedirect=0x0,0x0,0x3,0x0,0x0 2. Plug in the USB keyboard with HID controls (e.g. wireless keyboard/mouse) - see the following figure as an example of the recognized HID items in the Device Viewer (HID item number varies per device). 3. Launch the ICA connection with ICA HDX USB redirection enabled. Note that on the Device Viewer tab the basic keyboard/mouse HIDs are still displayed but the special HID item is gone - see the following figure as an example.

10 6 Chapter 1 Example: To Redirect the USB AUDIO and USB VIDEO of a USB Webcam Separately: 1. In the Global Connection Settings dialog box, select USB devices redirection, select the Exclude audio devices option, select the Exclude video devices option, and then click OK. 2. Add the following to the INI file: Device=vusb InterfaceRedirect=yes 3. Plug in the USB Webcam with audio recorder - see the following figure as an example of the recognized USB AUDIO and USB VIDEO items in the Device Viewer. 4. Launch the ICA connection with ICA HDX USB redirection enabled. Note that on the Device Viewer tab the USB AUDIO is still displayed (local) but the USB VIDEO item is gone - see the following figure as an example.

11 Release 2.0 Build Known Issues Camera only displays a black screen after stopping and previewing again. The session's taskbar is hidden by the terminal taskbar when the "Auto-connect on start-up" check box is selected. During a PowerPoint slide show, after going to the next page, the slide is not fully changed. PIN error prompt displays before a user creates a new PIN. JABRA LINK 360 USB Audio redirect output delays in a XenDesktop connection. Autopower remains on a client after an i2d push process. Fixes CIR61881: Need to increase the number of characters in the connection name. CIR74290: Xenith 2 several clients are generating crash dumps. CIR74742: Enhancement request: Configuration via INI file on AD Group-Level. CIR75525: Xenith Pro 2.0_104 - Logitech BCC950 Microphone doesn't function. CIR77418: Could not up/downgrade EC firmware. CIR77491: Imprivata tap out stops functioning after period of time. CIR78183: Xenith 2 gives error when an application is re launched after keeping the device idea of a longer period of time. CIR78461: Xenith 2 2.0_214 While viewing a.wmv file get VDMMN and then a disconnected session. CIR78661: Refresh button is no longer available. CIR78675: In , EnableCacheIni=yes does not function without EnableLocal=yes. CIR78718: Xenith 2 2.0_214 will not timeout if the connect Pub App is offline. CIR78739: Disable Internal Speaker. CIR78809: New parameter to disable PrintScreen key in the sessions. CIR78874: Xenith 2.0_214 unable to change WDM server through wnos.ini file. CIR78885: VNC with Dual Head too slow, not usable. CIR79008: Xenith-ICA Seamless session being lost (Replaced by Published Desktop). CIR79078: Sticky Keys within Citrix XenApp session. CIR79134: Unable to Add\Remove applications dynamically within Citrix Storefront. CIR79254: Dell Wyse case Xenith X compatibility with Aruba devices. CIR79256: Xenith 3 2.0_214 - Fixed Window does not launch right and title bar is too large. CIR79276: Roam the applications back to the client (all sessions are minimized). CIR79302: Dell Wyse case Xenith Pro 2 2.0_214 - when time is set to 12-hour clock and reached midnight shows as 00:00. CIR79656: Xenith fileserver path is being truncated when viewed locally on the device when managed by CCM.

12 8 Chapter 1 CIR79788: CCM Outages render Xenith 2s unusable. CIR79908: Xenith 2.0_214 display double screen when using WDM Remote Shadow. CIR80161: Xenith Factorydefault parameter is not working. CIR80163: Xenith The password of the user profile is not able to save when using Xenith 2.0_306. CIR80184: Xenith Pro 2 2.0_307 - Unable to see entire screen when VNC'ing to a Wyse client with a vertical Display. CIR80190: Xenith not supporting new WDM5 HTTP 2.0 check-in responses. CIR80213: Xenith Pro 2 with Code Scanner 2600 _ false reads on certain types of barcodes (QR, GS1-128, UPC-A version) when keyboard CAPS lock is on. CIR80402: Xenith 3 Autopower does not work. CIR80489: Xenith 2 - ICA - Windows + L key sequence activates screen saver with background screen image vs. bitmap. CIR77712/CIR77714/CIR78149: unable to change password for XenDesktop 7.1 user through Netscaler. CIR78457: : Xenith Pro 2 2.0_211 - Mouse alignment issue. CIR79031: Printing not working after 2012 R2 upgrade of Print server. CIR79119: RFID Reader does not work with new firmware 2.0_214. CIR79735: HP Keyboard (KUS0133) Integrated SC is no longer working with FW after 2.0_105. CIR79756: Smart cards don't work with Version 8 but did with version 7. CIR79890: Xenith: "invalid credentials" after password change. CIR80105: Xenith 3 drops USB devices. CIR80261: Xenith Pro 2.0_306 / 2.0_403_Demo "Print Screen Deluxe" print out gets extra blank page. CIR80290: Smartcard reader support on Xenith Pro and Xenith Pro2.

13 Release 2.0 Build Software Information This section contains: "Build Details" "BIOS Details" Included are files (bios and wnos) you will place into your wnos folder in your INI directory (for details, see Administrators Guide: Dell Wyse Xenith TM ); and files you will use with USB Firmware Tool (for details, see Users Guide: Dell Wyse USB Firmware Tool). Build Details Xenith C class Table 1 Title Xenith English (us) Build Details Description Platform(s) C00X Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization C00_xen US Table 2 Title Xenith Japanese (jp) Build Details Description Platform(s) C00X Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization C00_xen.jp JP

14 10 Chapter 1 Xenith Pro R class Table 3 Title Xenith Pro English (us) Build Details Description Platform(s) R00X Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization R00_xen US Table 4 Title Xenith Pro Japanese (jp) Build Details Description Platform(s) R00X Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization R00_xen.jp JP

15 Release 2.0 Build Xenith 2 T class Table 5 Title Xenith 2 English (us) Build Details Description Platform(s) T00X Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization T00_xen.bin US Table 6 Title Xenith 2 Japanese (jp) Build Details Description Platform(s) T00X Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization T00_xen.bin.jp JP

16 12 Chapter 1 Xenith Pro 2 D class Table 7 Title Xenith Pro 2 English (us) Build Details Description Platform(s) D00DX Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 307 Build File Name Localization ZD00_xen US Table 8 Title Xenith Pro 2 Japanese (jp) Build Details Description Platform(s) D00DX Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 307 Build File Name Localization ZD00_xen.jp JP

17 Release 2.0 Build Xenith 3 TD class Table 9 Title Xenith 3 English (us) Build Details Description Platform(s) T00DX Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization T00D_xen US Table 10 Title Xenith 3 Japanese (jp) Build Details Description Platform(s) T00DX Version Xenith 2.0 Build Number 411 Build File Name Localization T00D_xen.jp JP

18 14 Chapter 1 BIOS Details NOTE Xenith 2: EC version of ARM T00x: 3.02 Xenith C class Table 11 Title Platform Xenith BIOS Details Description C00Lx Version 1.0B Build File Name DEVEL35M.ROM Xenith Pro R class Table 12 Title Platform Version Xenith Pro BIOS Details Description R00Lx 1.0H_SPC Build File Name FLASHABL.ROM Xenith Pro 2 D class Table 13 Title Platform Xenith Pro 2 BIOS Details Description D00Dx Version 3.0D Build File Name 3.0D.fd Xenith 3 TD class Table 14 Title Platform Version Xenith 3 BIOS Details Description T00DX 7.1_203 Build File Name T10D_bios

19 Release 2.0 Build Platform Support This section contains: "Platforms and Configurations" "Software Compatibility" "Supported Codecs" "Tested Peripherals" Platforms and Configurations Xenith (C00x)/Xenith Pro (R00lx) configuration: 128GF/512GR Xenith Pro 2 (D00Dx) configuration: 2GF/2GR Xenith 3 (T00Dx) configuration: 4GF/2GR Xenith 2 (T00x) configuration: 0GF/1GF Software Compatibility WDM v4.9.1 or later USB Firmware Tool 1.21 or later IMPORTANT: USB Firmware Tool is only supported with Xenith, Xenith Pro, Xenith Pro 2, and Xenith 3; it is not supported with Xenith 2. Supported Codecs Table 15 Title Supported Codecs Support Format Audio WMA1, WMA2, WMA3 AAC MP3 Video WMV9 VC1 H264

20 16 Chapter 1 Tested Peripherals Table 16 Tested Peripherals Device Category Models Analog Headset EDIFIER DVD ROM BENQ external DVD-ROM KDW (S) BUFFALO Portable DVD S/N Pioneer external DVD-ROM IKQC001011CN Keyboard/Mouse 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator 3D mouse Cherry keyboard G LUAEU-2/03 Dell keyboard KB113p Dell Keyboard KB4021 / Mouse MS111-P Dell keyboard KB522 Dell Keyboard SK-3205 (Smartcard reader) Dell wireless Keyboard/mouse KM632 Logitech Media Keyboard K200/mouse B100 P/N P/N Logitech MK520 Wireless keyboard/mouse P/N P/ N Microsoft ARC mouse S/N P/N X Microsoft Business hardware pack, wired keyboard/mouse S/N P/N X Microsoft Laser desktop 6000+mouse S/N Microsoft wireless keyboard/mouse 4000 P/N X P/ N X Microsoft wireless keyboard/mouse 5000 S/N P/N X Wyse Keyboard PS/2 Wyse USB keyboard Wyse USB Mouse P/N L(White) L(Black) Mobile Phone HTC one-xl iphone 4S

21 Release 2.0 Build Table 16 Tested Peripherals, Continued Device Category Models Monitor Dell 2007FPb Dell 2209WA Dell 3008WFP (2560x1600) Dell E1913Sf Dell Monitor U2312HMt Dell P2412H Dell P2714H (1920x1080) Dell P2714Hc Dell ST24 PN: 0X0K27 SN: CN-0X0K K-061U Dell U2212HM Dell U2412M (1920x1200) Dell U2412M (1920x1200) Dell U2413 (1920x1200) Dell U2414H (1920x1080) Dell U2713HM (2560x1440) Dell U2913 WM (2560x1080) Dell U3014 (2560x1600) Hanns.G Hi221D HP Compaq LA2405x HP LE1901w Philips 220S4 Philips 234CL2 ViewSonic VP2365WB ViewSonic VX2433wm (1920x1080) Printer Dell B1265dnf OMHW83 Dell B2360dn 03G9NR Epson LQ_20K P381A HP Color LaserJet CM1312MFP CC430A HP Laser Jet P2035 CE461A HP Laser Jet P2055D P/N HP LaserJet 1022n Q5913A OKIPOS 425D Series Dual-Roll Multi-Task D31002A Xerox DocuPrint C1110 HAT044231E/ 100S12604

22 18 Chapter 1 Table 16 Tested Peripherals, Continued Device Category Smart Card Support (1024 and 2048 certs) Models ActivIdentity Smart Card and Driver ActivIdentity V1 with ActivClient 6.2 driver ActivIdentity V2 with ActivClient 6.2 driver Cryptovision Smart Card and Driver Cryptovision (Startcus 3.0) (cv act/sc interface - middleware) with cv act/sc interface driver Etoken Smart Card and Driver Etoken 64K USB key with SafeNet Authentication Client driver Etoken 72K with SafeNet Authentication Client driver Gemalto Smart Card and Driver Gemalto.NET v2 with Gemalto Minidriver driver Gemalto.NET v2+ with Gemalto Minidriver driver SafeSign Smart Card and Driver SafeSign with SafeSign-Identity-Client driver General Smart Card Reader Cherry keyboard RS 6600 with smart carder Cherry keyboard RS 6700 with smart carder Dell Keyboard SK-3205 with Smartcard reader Gemalto USB-SW Reader HID OMNIKEY 3021 OMNIKEY OK CardMan3121 SmartOS powered SCR335 Imprivata Card Reader and Card ID HDW-IMP-7 Reader ID 4E3C398E ID 016B4CAA ID E012FFF8007AA7F8 RDR-6082AKU Reader ID 016FE691 RDR-80581AKU Reader ID 4E3C398E ID 016FE691 ID 016B4CAA ID E012FFF8007AA7F8 RDR-80582AKU Reader ID 4E3C398E ID 016FE691 ID 016B4CAA ID E012FFF8007AA7F8

23 Release 2.0 Build Table 16 Tested Peripherals, Continued Device Category Smart Card Support (1024 and 2048 certs) (continued) Models Imprivata Contactless Card Readers MS3-00M2AKU RDR-6082AKU RDR-6282AKU RDR-6382AKU RDR-6782AKU RDR-6982AKU RDR-6E82AKU RDR-6G82AKU RDR-6H82AKU RDR-6K82AKU RDR-6N82AKU RDR-7082AKU RDR-7582AKU RDR-7F82AKU RDR-7J82AKU RDR-7L82AKU RDR-7Y82AKU RDR-80581AKU RDR-80582AKU Imprivata Contactless Card Reader Supported Smart Cards (A.E.T. & Cryptovision formatted) (Single & Dual Certificates) (Single & Dual Certificates) ActivIdentity V1 (CAC/PIV/SIPRNet) ActivIdentity V2 (CAC/PIV/SIPRNet) Cryptovision (Single & Dual Certificates) cv act/sc interface Etoken PRO 64K USB smart card token Etoken PRO Smartcard (Java) 72K G&D StarCos 3.0 Gemalto.NET v2/ IDPrime.NET Gemalto.NET v2+/ IDPrime.NET Gemalto Cyberflex Access 64k v2 SpeechMike Premium LFH3200/00 P/N LFH3210/00 P/N LFH3500/00 P/N LFH3610/00 P/N Switch Dell Power Connect 2808

24 20 Chapter 1 Table 16 Tested Peripherals, Continued Device Category Models USB Disk ADATA S102/16 GB ADATA S107/16 GB Kingston DataTraveler 2 GB Kingston DataTraveler Elite G Kingston DataTraveler G3 16 GB Kingston DataTraveler G3 32 GB Kingston DataTraveler G3 8 GB Kingston DT R3.0 16G Kingston Mini Fun 8 GB Maxtor Basics External Portable Hard Drive 250G 9NX2DG-500 PNY USB GB SanDisk Cruzer CZ36 8 GB SDCZ SanDisk Cruzer 16 GB SDCZ36-016G SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0 Flash Drive 16G SDCZ80-016G-Z46 Toshiba 4 GB

25 Release 2.0 Build Table 16 Tested Peripherals, Continued Device Category Models USB Headsets AONI USB-526MV GN Netcom GN2000 LG-NORTEL Deskphone IP8501 S/N C Logitech A ML932 Logitech A G Logitech S-150 S Microsoft LX-3000 P/N x NORTEL Mobile USB headset adapter N NTEX14MAE6 Plantronics 655 DSP Plantronics Audio 625 USB (Plantronics PLT USB Adapter 02) PN Plantronics Blackwire C210 Plantronics Blackwire C Plantronics Blackwire C310-M Plantronics Blackwire C320-M Plantronics Blackwire C420 N10687 Plantronics Blackwire C435-M Plantronics Blackwire C Plantronics Blackwire C610 N10687 Plantronics Blackwire C Plantronics C Plantronics C310/C Plantronics Calisto Plantronics Calisto 620-M Plantronics Calisto P820-M Plantronics D100 Wireless IC: 457A-D100X Plantronics DA40 P/N Plantronics DA45 P/N: Plantronics DA55 AY7554 Plantronics DA Plantronics P Plantronics Voyager Legend UC B235 NA POLYCOM Deskphone CX200 S/N C297A POLYCOM Deskphone CX SONIC EV-87 SQEV87C USB Hub CYC-USB HUB D-Link DUB-H7 S/N:R2084bc002421

26 22 Chapter 1 Table 16 Tested Peripherals, Continued Device Category Models USB-to-Serial MCT USB-to-Serial converter L USB Webcam Logicool Qcam Fusion P/N Logitech BCC950 ConferenceCam P/N Logitech C310 P/N Logitech C525 P/N Logitech Pro B910 Logitech Pro C910 Logitech USB Webcam Microsoft LifeCam 3.0 Cinema P/N X Microsoft LifeCam studio P/N x Microsoft LifeCam VX-800 S/N USB Redirection Support IMPORTANT: NTFS thumbdrive will not be recognized natively in Xenith (i.e. eventlog will not show D: file system register, type Oxc size). The supported method to make NTFS thumbdrives work is by using Citrix HDX USB redirection. Table 17 USB Redirection Support Backend infra NTFS supported? FAT32 behavior Citrix XenApp -ICA Citrix XenDesktop - ICA Not support NTFS thumbdrive mapping Not support NTFS thumbdrive mapping, NTFS thumbdrive works via citrix HDX USB redirection Disk mapped will display as Removable Disk (Drive letter: on Xenithclientname) test with xenapp 6.5 Disk mapped will display as Removable Disk (Drive letter: on Xenithclientname)

27 Release 2.0 Build Supported Resolutions NOTE: All resolutions support 16-bit and 32-bit color depth. For tested monitors, see "Tested Peripherals." Resolutions include: 640 x x x x x x 768 (not on Xenith 2) 1280 x x 768 (not on Xenith 2) 1366 x x 768 (not on Xenith 2) 1400 x x x x x x x x 1440 (Xenith Pro only) 2560 x 1080 (Single monitor only; Xenith Pro and Xenith Pro 2 only) 2560 x 1440 (Single monitor only; Xenith Pro and Xenith Pro 2 only) 2560 x 1600 (Single monitor only; Xenith Pro and Xenith Pro 2 only) Refresh rate list selections include: 60 Hz (default) 75 Hz 85 Hz

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29 Tables 1 Xenith English (us) Build Details 9 2 Xenith Japanese (jp) Build Details 9 3 Xenith Pro English (us) Build Details 10 4 Xenith Pro Japanese (jp) Build Details 10 5 Xenith 2 English (us) Build Details 11 6 Xenith 2 Japanese (jp) Build Details 11 7 Xenith Pro 2 English (us) Build Details 12 8 Xenith Pro 2 Japanese (jp) Build Details 12 9 Xenith 3 English (us) Build Details Xenith 3 Japanese (jp) Build Details Xenith BIOS Details Xenith Pro BIOS Details Xenith Pro 2 BIOS Details Xenith 3 BIOS Details Supported Codecs Tested Peripherals USB Redirection Support 22

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