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Goal

Solution

From the Sun Ray Client

From the Sun Ray Server

Applies to:

Goal

This document outlines the procedure for identifying the installed Sun Ray Operating Software (firmware) that has been installed on the Sun Ray Client device (historically called a DTU, or Desktop Terminal Unit.)

Solution

From the Sun Ray Client

A user with direct access to a running Sun Ray Client can determine the installed version of Sun Ray Operating Software using the appropriate Sun Ray Client Hot Keys, as below:

Using a Sun Keyboard :  Simply use the multi-key combination [ Stop + V ]

Using a Standard Keyboard : Use the multi-key combination: [ CTRL + Pause + V ]

From the Sun Ray Server

A Sun Ray Administrator can determine the Sun Ray Operating Software of a remote Sun Ray Client by running the 'utquery' command, as below:

1. Determine the IP address of the Sun Ray Client you'd like to query.
   
   
   Note: This IP address may be provided by the user sitting at the client (using the [Stop+N] keyboard combination, or collected from the session information in the Sun Ray Web Administration Console.
    
   
   
2. Run the 'utquery' command by given the Sun Ray Client IP address with '-d' option.
   
   $/opt/SUNWut/sbin/utquery -d <IP address of Client>
    
   This is demonstrated in example:
   
   # /opt/SUNWut/sbin/utquery -d xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
   terminalID=0021286exxxx
           terminalIPA=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
           model=SunRayP9
           currentAuth=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
           currentFW=11.0_49_2012.03.27.10.35 <-------- Firmware Version
           currentBarrier=440
           currentBarrierLevel=440
           currentMTU=1366
           currentLease=21021
           Subnet=255.255.255.0
           Router=192.168.0.1
           MTU=1366
           LeaseTim=21600
   ...

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