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How to configure a re-imaged (syspreped) Sanako Lab 300
1. On each of the 30 student computers in the main lab MH441, log in as user “llc-staff”.
2. In the Windows taskbar, click “start”, “run”, type: “c:\Program Files\Sanako\Lab\Lab300\duo\config.exe”, click “OK”.
3. In the “Media Assistant Duo” window that opens, change the field “Workstation number” to the last (one or two: omit leading zeros) digit(s) of the white label at the edge of the monitor that you are working at:
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5. Click button “Finish”, then restart the computer.
Bonus hint:
If your lab goes down again in the middle of the term, check whether your IT department has set up new computers on the sub-network whose network names conflict with the Crossroad naming scheme of the Sanako Lab 300, as seen in the above dialogue and set in the Lab 300 crossroad settings dialogue.
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