A parks kiosk runs IGEL- or ThinOS-class software and only launches Intelligent Hub or Horizon Client. How should the operator classify it?
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Short Explanation
IGEL- and ThinOS-class boxes are the textbook thin client: a purpose-built tiny OS whose job is to launch Horizon Client or Hub. That is not a full Windows PC, not a firmware-only zero client, and not Cloud Connector in the datacenter.
Full Explanation
Purpose-built thin operating systems such as IGEL or Dell ThinOS that run Horizon Client (and often Intelligent Hub) are classified as thin clients. They are not fat clients merely because a Windows desktop appears in the session. They are not zero clients, which lack a local OS. Workspace ONE UEM Cloud Connector is an on-premises integration service, not an endpoint type.