RedHat with Kickstart is a good pull system. If its a closed network
(not open to access from the internet), then its easy enough to make
RedHat systems a push (except for upgrading the kernel and a few
packages - which would require a reboot).
Greg Kettmann wrote:
>
> Sorry to post again so quickly. I have a need to support a large Linux
> Client environment. What suggestions might anyone have regarding
> workstation management, particularly in regards to software
> distribution? This would include kernel patches and/or software
> installation/upgrades. This would ideally be a software push
> environment, or at least have that capability. Worse case it would be a
> timed pull. That is a workstation would wake up, query some sort of
> file, and then follow the instructions given. So, any thoughts? TIA
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