Andrew Ziem wrote:
> walter crandall wrote:
>
>> We have a client with multiple ltsp sites each supported through its own
>> ltsp server. Internet access is through a central linux firewall and
>> squidguard in the home office. All remote offices are T1 connected
We have a client with multiple ltsp sites each supported through its own
ltsp server. Internet access is through a central linux firewall and
squidguard in the home office. All remote offices are T1 connected to
the home.
Our question is: what is the best approach for capturing the users
identi
We have an LTSP client with Java enabled in Firefox and attempting to
connect to MCI Weblab/E-Meeting. The client cannot connect to the
session due to an error that meeting manager cannot be installed because
jave is not enabled in the browser. The problem is that Java IS enabled
in the browser
We have one installation of LTSP where some users require MS IE as their
browser.
What cautions or concerns should we be sensitive to in this configuration?
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