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Teradici PCoIP Graphics Agent 2.10 for Windows Quick Start Guide

This quick start guide is intended for administrators who are deploying the PCoIP Graphics Agent on Windows systems, who want to get started with minimal configuration. It does not account for special cases, unique configuration requirements, or optional system components.

This quick start guide covers:

    PCoIP Graphics Agent Requirements
    Before You Begin
    Installing NVIDIA GRID Drivers on Windows
    Installing the PCoIP Graphics Agent via RDP
    Connecting to Your Host Desktop Using a Teradici PCoIP Software Client

To understand the conventions and terms used in this guide, see Using Teradici Product and Component Guides and the Teradici Glossary.
PCoIP Graphics Agent Requirements

    A host machine which provides the desktop to remote clients. The host can be physical or virtual, in the cloud, or in a data center.
    The PCoIP Graphics Agent software installed on the host machine.
    A GPU. The PCoIP Graphics Agent is compatible with any GPU, but is optimized for NVIDIA GRID-compatible GPUs as well as AMD FirePro (as technology preview). The GPU can be dedicated to the workstation, or shared among virtual workstations by a hypervisor.

For compatibility details, see Windows system requirements in the Teradici PCoIP® Graphics Agent 2.10 for Windows Administrators' Guide.
Before You Begin

Before starting, ensure the following requirements are met:

    A supported NVIDIA or AMD driver must already be installed.

    The PCoIP Graphics Agent installer executable must be on the host workstation. The installer can be downloaded from support.teradici.com.

    You must have a license registration code from Teradici.

    You must execute the installer as administrator.

    The following ports must be available on the host workstation: TCP 443, TCP 60443, TCP 4172, and UDP 4172.

    On Windows 2008 R2 or Windows 7, the PCoIP Graphics Agent must be able to simulate Secure Attention Sequence. If SAS is not set, installation will fail.

    SAS is enabled by setting a Windows GPO variable; for more information, see Why does CTRL+Alt+Delete not work on my PCoIP Standard Agent or PCoIP Graphics Agent? (KB 15134-2712).

Installing NVIDIA GRID Drivers on Windows

Before installing the PCoIP Graphics Agent, you must install the correct NVIDIA drivers for your system.

If you are installing NVIDIA driver for G2 instances, download the appropriate driver from http://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspx.

If you are installing NVIDIA driver for G3 instances, you can download the NVIDIA driver from Amazon S3 using the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell.

To install the driver, follow the instructions on Amazon Web Services Documentation:

    Windows Accelerated Computing Instances

To install NVIDIA driver for Azure NV-Series, follow the instructions on Microsoft Azure online documentation:

    Set up GPU drivers for N-series VMs running Windows Server

Installing the PCoIP Graphics Agent via RDP

To install the PCoIP Graphics Agent via RDP:

    Launch the setup wizard.
    Select your language and click OK.
    Click Next on the welcome screen.
    Carefully review the license agreement. To indicate your acceptance, click I Agree.

    Specify an installation directory and click Install. By default, the software will be installed in the
    C:\Program Files (x86)\Teradici\PCoIP Agent directory.

    In the License Registration dialog, type the registration code you received from Teradici. Click Next when finished.

    Click Finish to close the installer.

Connecting to Your Host Desktop Using a Teradici PCoIP Software Client

To connect to your host workstation using a PCoIP Software Client:

    Start the PCoIP Software Client.

    In the Host Address field, enter the IP address of your virtual machine, as shown next:

    Click NEXT.

    Enter the user name and password you set up for your host workstation when you created it.

    The Domain setting can be left unchanged.
    Click CONNECT.

The PCoIP client will establish a PCoIP connection to your host workstation.