Hi all, Maybe the Apple's Network Browser would allow us to find our LTSP server and login.
Know how easy it is browse through the files and folders on your hard disk, or to select a printer on your network? With the Network Browser feature in Mac OS 9, that's how easy it is to find Internet file servers, FTP servers and web servers, and browse through files and directories on FTP servers across the World Wide Web. The Mac OS 9 Network Browser remembers commonly used networks and servers for quick access, and lets you connect to others simply by typing an URL. The Network Browser feature in Mac OS 9 lets you see servers on TCP/IP networks the way you're able to see AppleShare servers on AppleTalk networks listed in the Chooser. The Mac OS 9 Network Browser supports SLP the industry-standard protocol for "ad hoc" networks so you can find other computers on your local area network. The Mac OS 9 Network Browser also supports the domain name services (DNS) protocol to take advantage of existing network infrastructures, as well as LDAP (the directory protocol for arbitrary organization of network resources). The result? You suddenly have the perfect network-sleuthing complement to Sherlock yet another great way to find stuff on the Internet. --Peter