>> How did I configure JOpenRay?
I wasn't aware I had to configure anything other than start the
program and add a valid RDP connection entry, which I did.
>> RE: 27B and 22B
Yes, exactly...my SunRays don't expect to be handed anything (like a
SunRay server address) from DHCP - they use normal DHCP to get their
address and then send out a broadcast asking for any SunRay servers to
reply. In my (working) configuration, the Solaris 10 SunRay Server
software replies that it is available at a certain IP, and the SunRay
proceeds to connect to it. I am guessing that your JOpenRay server
does not properly respond (if at all) to the SunRay broadcast, and
therefore the SunRay just sits there waiting for someone to respond
(which no one ever does). This would be part of the SunRay server
protocol that you are missing, amongst other things. Okay, I think I
can deal with that. Just tell me how to configure the SunRay unit to
use a specific IP rather than broadcast and wait for a server response
(that JOpenRay, at present, does not handle).
Also, I don't see any source code available. I'd like to give it a
shot at adding things that are missing.
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On Jul 14, 7:07 am, Guillaume Maillard <
guillaume.maill...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> How did you configure jOpenRay?
> Sunray have to be configured with the GUI firmware in order to specify the
> server IP.
>
> 27B is "The Sun Ray DTU is broadcasting to locate a Sun Ray server since
> either it was not provided with Sun Ray specific DHCP parameters or all of
> the specified servers are not responding."
>
> 22B is "The Sun Ray DTU is booting up and is now waiting for the initial
> connection to a Sun Ray server."
>
> Because jOpenRay doesn't include a DHCP server (with specific options for
> Sunrays),
> your SunRays is not able to know the IP adress of the server.
>
> Regards,
> Guillaume
>
> 2010/7/14 Merwinspawn <
merwinsp...@gmail.com>
>
>
>
> > I have over 3 dozen SunRays donated to the school for which I manage
> > IT.
> > To be able to use them as "cheap WinTerms" has been a goal, but
> > getting there hasn't been easy.
> > To date, I've been able to download Solaris 10, the SunRay software,
> > and SunRay Connector for Windows, and run it all in a VM using kiosk
> > mode pointing to a Windows server.
> > Yuck.
> > I hate that I even have to involve Solaris.
> > This software would seem to eliminate it from the equation.
> > But it is not working for me.
> > I shut down my Solaris VM, ran the JAR file, and reset a SunRay.
> > It never gets past 27B.
> > This was a SunRay 1, so I dredged up one of the few SunRay 2s I have.
> > That one never gets past 22B.
> > Both SunRay clients get an IP address from my DHCP server, but then
> > nothing happens.
> > I've looked over your program and there doesn't seem to be any button
> > to start or stop the service, so I assume it's supposed to be working
> > just by being run.
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>
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