Darryl,
Thats a good idea. How can I automatically, via DHCP, tell those terminals
that I want them to boot from a different boot server? The boot server happens
to also be the DHCPD server. With load balanced DHCPD I have a common master
configuration that is included in the dhcpd.conf file
On 11/6/06, Jason A. Chase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can anyone think of a way to, through either DHCPD or DNS, get the terminals to boot from one of the two available systems and then fail over to the other? I am not expecting to be able to save the session. I want the terminal to be able to re
Jason A. Chase wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm working on building more stable and available network services at our
> site. I have been working on building out a LTSP boot server including DHCP
> and DNS. Using ISC DHCPD and Bind 9, I now have two servers sharing DHCP and
> DNS resposiblities th
Hello all,
I'm working on building more stable and available network services at our site.
I have been working on building out a LTSP boot server including DHCP and DNS.
Using ISC DHCPD and Bind 9, I now have two servers sharing DHCP and DNS
resposiblities that can fail-over to each other.
I
