The thin client units are configured via the graphic front end of the administration tool Univention Directory Manager using policies. The log-in screen of the respective thin client unit is selected here.

New thin clients units are easily integrated in the existing IT environment: The administration tool Univention Directory Manager is used to specify the computer role, e.g., "thin client" and the network IP of the new unit – the unit now received all the important settings in a UCS domain for thin client systems automatically.

New thin client units can be integrated easily in the existing IT infrastructure. Configurations can be "inherited" so it is not necessary to configure each new thin client system in detail.

Assignment of the log-in screen that the user will see on the thin client. After logging in on the log-in screen, the user will be connected with the configured terminal server environment.

Thin client settings and configurations can also be set specifically for users. This means that units function according to the user currently logged in: Irrespective of where the user is logged in, he is always presented with "his" configured session.

The thin client unit starts according to the set operating system mode: it boots over the network (PXE) or locally from a USB stick, hard drive or CompactFlash card.

The user can select his working environment on the thin client on the log-in screen of the thin client unit.

Users can employ the virtualisation solution VMware to access virtualised desktops.

NoMachine NX offers the user access to a remote Linux desktop.