Install BB DTM on Thin Client HP TC5730 then connect to VmWare View

All, We need some help as there is no DIRECTIONS for install BB DTM on an HP TC5730 then have the USB device appear when you connect to vmware view 4.6. Do you know of any instructions? We have over 150 users that have blackberries with varying models. We need a seamless solution.
We download the blackberry USB driver but on the thinclient we commit the install but the rim device USB says it's disabled? Have any others experienced this issue?
THANKS!

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