CyberX Networks - ZeroX Client/Server Complete setup guide

CyberX Networks

ZeroX Installation & Deployment Guide

Log in to your management console at https://www.cyberxnetworks.com/zerox/login.php.
Navigate to Settings and retrieve your unique API Key (required for ThinClient registration).
Go to Applications and create your app profiles (use pre-built templates for fast testing).
Create a new User Account for your remote ThinClient and assign the application group to them.

Install Rocky Linux 10 Workstation on the client hardware, then log in as root.
Run the 1-command setup script directly on the terminal:
wget https://www.cyberxnetworks.com/repo/zerox/rpms/EL10/x86_64/zerox_setup && chmod +x zerox_setup && ./zerox_setup
Edit the configuration file at /etc/zerox/config.cfg.
Note: If missing, copy the sample configuration first:
cp /etc/zerox/config.cfg.sample /etc/zerox/config.cfg
Insert your API_KEY into /etc/zerox/config.cfg.
Register the system by executing:
/bin/zerox_register.sh
Confirm that the system appears in your ZeroX Web Management Console.
In order for created cloud users to log in to the local Rocky 10 system, user accounts must be synchronized. Either wait a few minutes for background automatic synchronization or trigger it manually:
/bin/zerox_sync.sh
🔒 Security Requirements:
- Synchronized cloud users will not appear on the display manager login list by default. Users must manually type their username by clicking on "Not listed?" at the login screen.
- Local user accounts provisioned during the sync process cannot authenticate locally without active validation from the cloud management server.

Log in to Rocky Linux on the ThinClient workstation using the new user credentials created on the ZeroX Server.
Once authenticated, your assigned application group will automatically render on the desktop interface.

CyberX Networks

Log in to your management console at https://www.cyberxnetworks.com/zerox/login.php.
Navigate to Settings and retrieve your unique API Key (required for ThinClient registration).
Go to Applications and create your app profiles (use pre-built templates for fast testing).
Create a new User Account for your remote ThinClient and assign the application group to them.

Install Rocky Linux 10 Workstation on the client hardware, then log in as root.
Run the 1-command setup script directly on the terminal:
wget https://www.cyberxnetworks.com/repo/zerox/rpms/EL10/x86_64/zerox_setup && chmod +x zerox_setup && ./zerox_setup
Edit the configuration file at /etc/zerox/config.cfg.
Note: If missing, copy the sample configuration first:
cp /etc/zerox/config.cfg.sample /etc/zerox/config.cfg
Insert your API_KEY into /etc/zerox/config.cfg.
Register the system by executing:
/bin/zerox_register.sh
Confirm that the system appears in your ZeroX Web Management Console.
In order for created cloud users to log in to the local Rocky 10 system, user accounts must be synchronized. Either wait a few minutes for background automatic synchronization or trigger it manually:
/bin/zerox_sync.sh
🔒 Security Requirements:
- Synchronized cloud users will not appear on the display manager login list by default. Users must manually type their username by clicking on "Not listed?" at the login screen.
- Local user accounts provisioned during the sync process cannot authenticate locally without active validation from the cloud management server.

Log in to Rocky Linux on the ThinClient workstation using the new user credentials created on the ZeroX Server.
Once authenticated, your assigned application group will automatically render on the desktop interface.