Zero Clients (WSM)

Integrated OS and application streaming from the network

• Supports Microsoft Windows XP Pro and Microsoft Vista
• Provision the complete operating environment
• Fewer images to manage

Runs like a PC

• 100% application, peripheral and multimedia support.
• Supports Flash, Quicktime and Windows Media files.

Security

• No local storage
• Zero Clients are useless if stolen
• Used by many Government Agencies globally

Administration

• 1-Click device recovery and clean-up
• Centralized OS, application and computer management
• Web-based administration console
• Active Directory integration

Scalability

• Distributed architecture with multiple server support
• Built-in Server Higher Availability
• Consumes significantly less server resources compared to other virtualization solutions

Pilot in a Box: All you need to get started

• Start small, grow as needed
• End-to-End support from Wyse

Pilot-In-A-Box includes

• 1 Wyse WSM Appliance
• 2 Wyse R00L Zero Clients (1GB RAM / NO FLASH)
• 1 Wyse R00L Zero Client (1GB RAM / 2GB FLASH)
• This Reference Device has internal storage for OS capture
• 3 Seats of Wyse WSM Licenses

Introducing Wyse WSM Appliance: Simple, fast and ready to go

• Based on a Wyse R90LE thin client with 120 GB of internal hard drive.
• Running Windows XP Embedded, with Wyse WSM 2.3 preinstalled.
• It is ready to go. Nothing to install.
• Internal hard drive stores OS and application images.
• Can be used as a core-server, or edge-server.
• Multiple Wyse WSM Appliances can be tied together to function as a "group" to provide load balancing and enhanced availability.
• Wyse WSM Appliance powers up to 25 diskless computers.

Wyse WSM Appliance

From simple to sophisticated, Wyse WSM is designed with built-in network flexibility

You can run Wyse WSM on standard PCs, Wyse WSM Appliances or servers to create low cost, entry-level and compact Wyse WSM networks supporting Wyse Zero Clients and diskless PCs.

As additional locations are added, Wyse WSM servers connect to each other to create a scalable and resilient computing network, through "Wyse WSM server grouping."

Wyse WSM server groups allow administrators to have a wholistic view of their environment and centrally manage and control all Zero Clients and diskless PCs powered by Wyse WSM

Wyse WSM works within a real or virtualized server farm infrastructure together with centralized storage and, with the industry standard Microsoft Active Directory, is able to build a scalable, resilient multi-site architecture.

Wyse Zero Clients

	Wyse V00L A compact Wyse WSM desktop Zero Client from the very capable Wyse V class family. See product page	Wyse R00L High performance, slim form factor. See product page	Wyse R00LE Highest performance, comprehensive expansion options. See product page
Windows XP	•	•	•
Windows Vista		• Good experience	• Best experience
End-user Application Use	Office applications, internet and basic multimedia (including Flash videos).	Rich multimedia and 3D apps (like Google Earth, Rosetta Stone, etc....for education) on top of all the Wyse V00L capabilities.	Intensive graphics aplications (video/audio editing, database, science/engineering applications), imaging, health care (X-rays), CAD/CAM, hi-def kiosks. Any environment requiring high-end 3D or quad hi-def screen support.
Ideal for:
Call centers (Cross Industry)	•
CAD/CAM (Cross Industry)			•
Education	•	•
Finance	•	•
Government	•	•
Health Care	•	•	•

Wyse WSM Specifications

Device Hardware Requirements	Minimum processor 800MHz	Minimum memory 256MB	Flash size/local storage - none needed. If the device has flash it will be disregarded.
Server Requirements	Minimum processor speed 1GHz (3GHz or higher is recommended)	Server OS: Windows XP Pro SP3, Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008
Network Requirements	Server LAN speed = Minimum 100Mbps (1Gbps recommended)	Device LAN speed = Minimum 10Mbps	100Mbps duplex is recommended
Operating Systems Supported	Microsoft Windows XP	Microsoft Windows Vista
Databases Supported	Microsoft SQL Server
Built-in High Availability	Database availability using SQL clustering	Built-in server high availability through Wyse WSM Server Grouping feature
Fast and Easy Installation	Installing Wyse WSM is simply a matter of running a single, graphical installer	The installer checks for all the prerquisite components before installation
Web-based Admin Console	Allows IT administrators to access Wyse WSM from any browser Control the entire installation from a central location	Dramatically simplifies administration, saving IT time and user downltime	Wizards to guide the user through specific tasks
Operating System & Application Imaging Tools	Imaging tool simplifies the process of creating an OS image for the specific hardware configuration and an application image for all hardware configurations	All OS and application images are ready for deployment once created, no further modification needed
Application Subscription Management	Use flexible application deployment methods:	Auto-subscribed applications are ready for use when user logs in for the first time.	Manual subscriptions allow users the flexibility to use applications only when needed. Mandatory subscriptions that cannot be unsubscribed by users.
Protected System Drive	Allows administrators to protect the system drive from end-user initiated updates.	Prevents changes to operating system drive except by administrators, helping stop viruses, spyware, or malware from infecting the device.
Operating System Streaming	Wyse WSM provides an on-demand OS to thin computers on the network. Only those bits needed for the normal device operation are sent in order to reduce network traffic.	Innovative technology makes each thin computer think there is a virtual hard disk attached to the device.	OS images can be shared across multiple devices, making management easier.
Flexible Boot Options	Each device can boot from four OS image assignments. Administrators can assign or let users choose with operating system they want to boot.	First disk mode for the default OS image to boot from every time device starts up.	First available mode to boot from the first responding server in order to balance loads.
Application License Management and Metering	Wyse WSM provides the infrastructure to collect information about the application license usage across the enterprise. This information allows IT organizations to save money associated with application licenses.	Licenses can be stored for all the applications deployed. It also enforces license compliance.	Types of licenses that can be controlled include: Time-based licenses (valid for X days) Number of concurrent users
Modes of Operation	Wyse WSM allows administrators to choose modes of operation for the OS:	Private Mode - for administration of OS images	Shared Mode - has two additional modes of normal operation: Volatile - returns desktop to pristine state after a device reboot Persistent - remembers any user settings after a device reboot
Remote Servers for Scalability	IT administrators can deploy multiple remote servers to improve scalability of the overall solution.	Central management of remote servers allows easy deployment of the solution across different geographic locations.
Comprehensive Reporting	Easy ad-hoc reporting based on flexible parameters. Reports are delivered through HTML, giving you the flexibility to output in any form.	License-metering reports can be used to make a proactive purchasing decision.	License-audit reports can be used for compliance purposes.
Desktop Compatibility	Wyse WSM works with Wyse V00L/LE family, Wyse V00, and Wyse R00L/LE family of thin computers as wells as with existing thin computers, personal computers, and virtual-desktop systems.