Configuring Nec Client Management Option (Cmo) Services - NEC Express5800 Series User Manual

Chapter 7 Establishing a Server Environment
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Configuring NEC Client Management Option (CMO) Services

NEC Client Management Option (CMO) consists of the following major components:
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SigmaSystemCenter (SSC)
A suite of integrated virtualization platform management software that enables unified management of servers,
virtual PCs, storage, and networks.
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CMO
CMO Manager performs auto connections to virtual PCs, power management, and log output.
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CMO Configuration Console
Used to configure auto connections to virtual PCs and power management by CMO. Settings for connections
(between thin clients or users and virtual PCs) are configured based on thin client, user, and virtual PC information
obtained from the system or entered by users. If a request for connecting to virtual PC is issued from a thin client to
CMO, CMO makes a list of available virtual PCs based on the configured information, and sends that list to the user.
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CMO Terminal Agent
CMO Terminal Agent runs on a thin client. When a thin client is started, CMO Terminal Agent communicates with
CMO Manager, and automatically connects US320f to the virtual PC best suited to the user. If several virtual PCs are
assigned to the user, CMO Terminal Agent displays a list of candidates. If a candidate virtual PC is powered off, CMO
Terminal Agent can turn it on and connect to it. CMO Terminal Agent can also restart a connected virtual PC.
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CMO Virtual PC Agent
CMO Virtual PC Agent runs on a virtual PC. It detects RDP connection/disconnection and sign-in/sign-out of virtual
PCs, and sends a report to CMO.
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Information about installing and configuring NEC Client Management Option (CMO) can be found
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on the NEC website at http://www.nec.com/.
CMO Terminal Agent is not installed on US320f by default. Use the installer bundled with US320f to
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install it separately. For how to install CMO Terminal Agent, see Chapter 5, "12. Installing CMO
Terminal Agent".
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