Documentation\Configuration\Clients\Windows\Thin Client\Installation
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Please read the Installing Domain Time II overview pages before installing.
In most cases, you'll want to use Domain Time II Manager to install and configure Clients remotely from your
management workstation. If that's what you'd like to do, you can skip these installation instructions and read the
Manager documentation instead.
It's also possible to use an existing installation of Thin Client install to another machine remotely using the command-line. This option is for advanced users.
See the Command-line Options page for details.
If you use cloned OS images to install machines, please read this article from our knowledgebase
about configuring Domain Time II properly on your clone image.
- If you will be installing Domain Time II Client onto machines with AMD processors, we highly recommend you update your
processor drivers (a.k.a. PowerNow!) to the current version for your operating system available from AMD's website to avoid known hardware timing issues.
Please see this article from our knowledgebase for more info: KB2007.817.
- If you will be installing Domain Time II Client on a virtual machine guest OS, see this article from our
knowledgebase for more information on proper use with virtualization systems. You should consider using the
Domain Time II Full Client if you need to manually
set your synchronization rate to compensate for virtual machine clock drift.
Installation/Upgrade
- To install or upgrade Domain Time II Thin Client directly to a single machine from the distribution setup files:
- Run the Setup program from the CD to install the program. (If you are upgrading an existing Thin Client, Setup will give you an upgrade option.
Your original configuration settings will be preserved during the upgrade).See this page
for details on using the Setup utlity.
- Test your installation
- If you have enabled the System Tray, right-click it and select Synchronize Now from the context menu. The System Tray icon will change to a clock
while the clock is synchronizing. If the synchronization is successful, the icon will change to the standard Domain Time Icon. If the synchronization is
unsuccessful, the icon will change to a flashing red clock. (Not available on Windows Server Core)
- If you don't have the system tray icon enabled, use Domain Time II Manager to
connect to the client and check the sync status.
- You may also check the logs on the Domain Time II Server with which the client is synchronizing. If you don't' know what server is being used, use the
DT Probe utility.
Removal
- Use Domain Time II Manager to remove the program remotely.
- Or use Add/Remove Programs utility from the Control Panel to remove the program.
- You may also use the original Setup program to remove the program. Run Setup as described above and choose the Remove option.
- The program can also be uninstalled from the command-line. See the Command-line Options page for details.
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