Hi guys!
I recently deployed a number of LTSP sites for a social project - hope
to include it soon on the LTSP Success Cases List! :) - where we used up
to 10 thin clients with no local apps running. The server was based on a
3.0GHz P4 (Prescott) running a 2.6.12.3 kernel (with SMP enabled for
On Sun, 2003-11-23 at 02:37, Matthew Tedder wrote:
> I've comfortably served 15 clients with 256MB of RAM.
> Actually 512, but half of that was used as a RAM Disk
> for totally unrelated things...usually not used.
>
> The big CPU and RAM killers are first, Mozilla and
> second, OpenOffice. Mozil
On Fri, 2003-11-21 at 20:19, Karl Wheeler wrote:
> The server i've got available is a dual p3 1.4 with 1gb of ram (2GB MAX) running
> linux ( prob redhat 9.0). I want the clients to run the following apps :
> mozilla web browser, mozilla mail, & open office. The gui will proably be something
> m
Hi all,
I'm a bit new to LTSP and am in the process of defining a new network using ltsp and
thin clients.
The server i've got available is a dual p3 1.4 with 1gb of ram (2GB MAX) running linux
( prob redhat 9.0). I want the clients to run the following apps :
mozilla web browser, mozilla mail
I dont have any experience but Id love to hear how the
systems performance after you have set it up.
Nice project, and have fun! 8)
--- Kyle Johnston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good afternoon!
>
> It looks like I will be building a much bigger LTSP
> system then I first
> figured for someone
Good afternoon!
It looks like I will be building a much bigger LTSP system then I first
figured for someone. Instead of 20 stations, they now want 40. Will a dual
1.8 GHz Xeon machine with 2 gigs of RAM and 2 x 36 gig 10k rpm SCSI hard
drives keep up with 40 workstations? Open office, and a bro
I am planning to deploy a linux terminal server to
host at least 20 clients. The server will have to host
various
services like ftp, internet sharing, email service,
samba, and other important services. It will also
host
StarOffice apllications for the clients. Question,
what server specs do i
