Is there a way to specify in the lines in lts.conf:
RUNLEVEL = 5
SERVER = 10.2.0.2
I am guessing that this line calls a script that starts X. Where is this
script? Does this script use a :
X :0 -query server.ip
command..?. all we would have to do is change it to:
X :0 -broadcast
Then run DHCP on all servers part of the redundant cluster as well as all the
LTSP files. If you really want to get snazzy.... you could use the openmosix
kernel on all the servers then have a true cluster with redundancy.
Craig Herring
On Wednesday 21 January 2004 05:16 pm, Adrian Kuepker wrote:
> Is there any known syntax in dhcpd.conf to tell new connections to boot
> from one of multiple LTSP servers in a manner that does not require
> hard-coding? Something my Boss calls 'Round-Robin', but I've never
> really understood what that means.
>
> Some setup wherein terminals get their boot information from the DHCP
> server, and then boot from one of two servers to not only decrease the
> load, but also provide a form of redundancy when one of the two goes down.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --Adrian
>
>
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