Hi Joseph,
Not quite sure what you are trying to do. If the laptops are running
Linux then try "X :1 -query {ip or name of Xserver}" and you may not
need to worry about dhcp servers. The machine running X needs to be
configured to allow clients to connect (DCMP enabled).
If they are running Windows or anything else, then you _do_ mean thin
client I think and then you will need to attend to your dhcp server
configuration. There is (usually) a workable example when ltsp is
installed and configured from ltspadmin.
Derek
> Hi,
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> I installed LTSP on Debian 3.1 and it works great.
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> I want to allow people to plug their laptops into my network (same
> subnet) and use it as a laptop, not a thin client.
>
> According to the instructions in the sample dhcpd.conf file, I
> uncommented some lines to get:
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> subnet 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
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> range dynamic-bootp 192.168.0.150 192.168.0.155;
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> }
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> Unfortunately either I misunderstood the instructions or they are not
> correct.
>
> My dhcpd server would not start, I got the error, from syslog, that
> “subnet declarations not allowed here.”
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> Any suggestions or pointers would be much appreciated.
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> Joe Hesse
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