Fujitsu P1120 User Manual

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Instructions for Specific User Device Setup

Step 1: Find the appropriate image file for the device you are imaging from in the

following directory:

\\PLG\VOL1\GHOST

Imaging files:

FUJITSU.GHO - Fujitsu P1120 Lifebook
IPIXCART.GHO - IPIX Model Cart (not for the Databrick III cart)
PSONICT2.GHO - Panasonic T2 Toughbook
TABLET.GHO - Hewlett Packard TC1100 Tablet PC

Step 2: In the Control Panel, open Administrative Tools, Computer Management, and

expand Local Users and Groups, double-click to open Groups, double-click
Administrators, click the ADD button, in the textbox, enter
You will be prompted to login to the NT domain. When you login, you will be
presented with a list of names. Choose

ITC Admin. Click OK.

Step 3: While in Computer Management, expand Services and Applications. Double-

click Services. In the right pane, scroll down to the bottom until you find Windows
Zero Configuration and double-click it. The Windows Zero Configuration dialog
box will appear. On the General tab, in the Startup Type: category, ensure that
Automatic is selected. Below Automatic, ensure the service is started. If not, click
on the start button to start the service.

NOTE: FOLLOW THESE STEPS ONLY FOR SPECIFIC USER DEVICE SETUP,

NOT LSID OR WAFER DEVICES:

Setup for a Specific User devices only:

Step 4: Log into the local machine, workstation as the administrator.

Step 5: Right click My Network Places and choose properties.

Step 6: A dialog box will appear. Right click on the wireless adapter listed and choose

properties.

Step 7: Click on the Wireless Networks tab at the top of the dialog box. Ensure that the

“Allow Windows to Manage my Wireless Connection” box is unchecked.

Step 8: Close all dialog boxes and restart the computer.

Step 9: Open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\BACKUP.

Step 10: Double-click Odyc303.msi to execute. Odyssey Client installation will begin.

Click Next on the Welcome screen.

ITC then click OK.

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Step 11: Accept the Program Maintenance screen’s default settings, Update/Repair.

Click Next.

Step 12: At the Ready to Install/Repair the Program screen, click Install.

Step 13: At the InstallShield Wizard Completed window, click Finish. You will be

prompted to restart, choose Yes.

Step 14: Log in as Administrator.

Step 15: Using Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\Program Files\Funk

Software\Odyssey Client and double-click odClientAdministrator.exe to execute.
The Odyssey Client Administrator dialog box will open.

Step 16: Double-click the Initial Settings icon.

Step 17: In the left window of the Initial Settings screen, click Profiles.

Step 18: A window will appear. There will be a default profile created named Initial

Profile. Click the Remove button to delete it. Then click the Add button.

Step 19: You will now be at the Add Profile screen. Click in the Profile Name box and

enter:

Step 20: Click on the Authentication tab in the Profile name box. Click the Remove

button to remove EAP/TTLS. Click Add and choose EAP/LEAP from the dialog
box and click OK. At the bottom of the Add Profile box, click OK.

Step 21: You will be back at the Initial Settings screen. Click on Networks. On the

right side of the dialog box, click the Add button.

Step 22: You will now be in the Add Network Configuration screen. Select the

Network name (SSID): box and enter:

Step 23: On the Association Mode setting, click the drop-down arrow and choose WPA.

The Encryption method box will automatically change to TKIP This is correct.

Step 24: Click in the Authenticate using profile: box and it will automatically fill in the

blank on the right with
automatically be generated for data privacy. Click OK to save the settings.

Step 25: In the left window on the Initial Settings screen, click Connection. In the right

half of the screen Connect to network: will appear and will have <[any]> selected.

PLG Profile

<Password>

PLG Profile and will activate the setting beneath it. Keys will

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