networking needs. So for example, you don't need
> to go elsewhere for monitors, keyboards, mice, etc. We make very little
> money (if any!) off of these accessories, but we offer them more for
> your convenience. Check us out at: http://www.thesymbiont.com
>
>
>
>
&
Group,
Thanks for all the feedback. This will help us make a decision about
which thin clients to recommend. Having the option of gigabit, wireless,
and memory expansion in the clients for at least a bit of expandability
as their needs (inevitably) grow is a must. The units should outlast the
empl
We have bought quite a few of the Jammin-125's and have been very happy
with them. A couple of months ago I got hooked up with a guy with a
surplus of Netier XL1000's and he has made me some sweet deals (way below
$100) on them. They work very well, pretty comparable to the Jammin 125,
though not
f any!) off of these accessories, but we offer them more for
your convenience. Check us out at: http://www.thesymbiont.com
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Brian Zammit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Thin client experiences
Date: 07 Jul 2003 23:01:46 -0400
Brian,
I have not seen the Symbiont, but of all the thin clients I've
touched, the Jammin-125 is the coolest: it is small and very pretty,
excellent design. Many of us are using VIA mobo based clients because of
price and good display characteristics. Both are total no-brainers
in install a
A.J. Venter wrote:
What does that onboard chip actually run ?
If it's PXE, a quick stop by rom-o-matic and some dhcpd hacking will
suffice - cheaper than replacing the current roms also.
It's a Intel eepro and works like a charm with PXE/rom-o-matic stuff,
you need to remove the ROM, or it will bo
What does that onboard chip actually run ?
If it's PXE, a quick stop by rom-o-matic and some dhcpd hacking will
suffice - cheaper than replacing the current roms also.
If you want I can send you a copy of my working dhcpd.conf for pxe
clients, etherboot clients booting from one server while also p
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Brian Zammit wrote:
Hello again group,
We have been looking at the "Jammin 125" (disklessworkstations.com) client
and the "Symbiont 1120" (symbio-technolgies.com) thin clients.
Can you tell me your first hand experience in installing, administering
On Mon, 7 Jul 2003, Brian Zammit wrote:
> Hello again group,
>
> We have been looking at the "Jammin 125" (disklessworkstations.com) client
> and the "Symbiont 1120" (symbio-technolgies.com) thin clients.
>
> Can you tell me your first hand experience in installing, administering,
> or using the
Hello again group,
We have been looking at the "Jammin 125" (disklessworkstations.com) client
and the "Symbiont 1120" (symbio-technolgies.com) thin clients.
Can you tell me your first hand experience in installing, administering,
or using these clients?
What thin client do you use and why did yo
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