Charles Bowman wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am LTSP neubie (but run Debian (Libranet) on my home computer, and
> have yet to connect another computer to my home 'server').
>
> It's my understanding of the LTSP documentation that thin clients are in
> the same building, and connected to the server by wires. I am wondering
> if LTSP could be used to connect geographically dispersed thin clients
> to a server. Most of the thin clients are within 10 miles of the
> intended server, but a few are 60 miles away.
>
> If LTSP is not appropriate, is there another way to solve the problem?
>
> Thank you.
>
> Charles Bowman
>
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Really location has nothing to do with it. It is a bandwidth issue and a
security issue if using the internet.
Some questions
DO you just have dialup? Broadband?
Are they grouped in a single location 10 miles away?
What kind of applications do need access to?
--
Crayne's law: All computers wait at the same speed.
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