Vspace X350 X550 Registration
Excerpt from: X350 and X550 User
Manual
Product Registration
The X350/X550 PCI card contains an embedded hardware license which allow it to support up to five/three access devices. When first installed, the X350/X550 starts a trial license which permits you to use up to five/three attached access devices for the next 30 days. Until you register, sessions are limited 60 minutes and a reminder info box like the one shown below will be displayed at least once a day on every user station. If you fail to register the X350/X550 card with NComputing (online or offline) within the 30-day trial period, the PCI card will cease to function.
Reminder box displayed daily on each user station attached to an unregistered
PCI card.
Warning box that 60 minute session limit has been reached that appears on user station prior to station shut down.
Allowing a card’s trial license to expire will not prevent you from later registering the card. You can always launch the vSpace Registration application from the PC’s main screen, via
Start > All Programs > vSpace > vSpace Registration
Then perform either online or offline registration, and full PCI card functionality will be delivered once the card is successfully registered with NComputing.
Click on vSpace Registration
Windows Server 2008 screen
Windows Server 2003 screen
NOTE: If you have two matched X-series cards installed in the system, the vSpace
Registration application will register both cards at the same time.
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Excerpt from: X350 and X550 User
Manual
At any time during the registration process, you can use the "Back" button to return to a previous screen to change your entries, and you can also click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the process at that point.
At the registration program “welcome” screen, if vSpace password protection is turned on, you will need to enter your password. Then Click the "Next" button.
At the "Collecting information about your system" screen, enter the name of the person that will be
Manual
Product Registration
The X350/X550 PCI card contains an embedded hardware license which allow it to support up to five/three access devices. When first installed, the X350/X550 starts a trial license which permits you to use up to five/three attached access devices for the next 30 days. Until you register, sessions are limited 60 minutes and a reminder info box like the one shown below will be displayed at least once a day on every user station. If you fail to register the X350/X550 card with NComputing (online or offline) within the 30-day trial period, the PCI card will cease to function.
Reminder box displayed daily on each user station attached to an unregistered
PCI card.
Warning box that 60 minute session limit has been reached that appears on user station prior to station shut down.
Allowing a card’s trial license to expire will not prevent you from later registering the card. You can always launch the vSpace Registration application from the PC’s main screen, via
Start > All Programs > vSpace > vSpace Registration
Then perform either online or offline registration, and full PCI card functionality will be delivered once the card is successfully registered with NComputing.
Click on vSpace Registration
Windows Server 2008 screen
Windows Server 2003 screen
NOTE: If you have two matched X-series cards installed in the system, the vSpace
Registration application will register both cards at the same time.
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Excerpt from: X350 and X550 User
Manual
At any time during the registration process, you can use the "Back" button to return to a previous screen to change your entries, and you can also click on the "Cancel" button to cancel the process at that point.
At the registration program “welcome” screen, if vSpace password protection is turned on, you will need to enter your password. Then Click the "Next" button.
At the "Collecting information about your system" screen, enter the name of the person that will be