
How can I get more out of vSpace Pro 11 with the RX300?
The RX300 can take advantage of all the benefits of AMP for vSpace Pro 11:
The RX300 can take advantage of all the benefits of AMP for vSpace Pro 11:
vSpace Console is the central management interface for the vSpace Pro environment. vSpace Console is where admins can centrally manage vSpace deployment with device management features.
Admins can log in to the Management Portal --> My Devices and click the ‘Serial No.’ of the device for the details. Automated email reminders will be sent approximately 30 days prior to the current device warranty expiration date.
The warranty for the RX300 is one year from the time of registering with vSpace Server. An optional extended hardware warranty is available and can be purchased through an NComputing reseller or via the Management Portal with a credit card. The extended warranty is only eligible for RX300 devices that are already under warranty and must be applied to a specific device. Once the extended warranty has been allocated, it cannot be changed/removed.
Width: 76 mm / 3 inches, Depth: 93 mm / 3.7 inches, Height : 30 mm /1.2 inches. It can fit smoothly in your pocket.
Firmware updates are included by downloading the latest version of vSpace Pro.
RX300 firmware can be updated through the following mechanism:
The RX300 is only compatible with vSpace Pro 10.3 or later, including the newly released vSpace Pro 11. Please refer to the vSpace OS compatibility matrix document for details.
Users create virtual sessions by connecting over LAN or Wi-Fi in Thin Client Mode to host machines with Windows or Linux OS running vSpace Pro. If the RX300 is switched to Raspbian Desktop Mode, users can access the Raspbian OS and its available programs. This includes the Linux-based Raspbian OS to run local applications including programming environments (Scratch, Python, Java), office programs (Libre Office) and gaming (Minecraft).
Refer to the Quick Installation Guide
NComputing products are the ideal solution for any company that needs a centralized management of its virtual thin clients.