The only way I can think of is if the browser ran locally on the thin clients. You would have to setup the local aps part for LTSP, then have a thin client capable of having and running the browser locally.A little more administration and setup though. What are your thin clients or your proposed
It is working. When you log in via the thin client, you are actually on the server machine, which is the 254 IP address.
The static IP address you assign is only for the initial boot and if
you are setting up any local media (local floppies, CD's ,etc).
Got it?
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It is working. When you log in via the thin client, you are actually on the
server machine, which is the 254 IP address.
The stati
On Fri, Feb 17, 2006 at 09:59:30AM +0530, Sithi wrote:
> atlast i had managed to install ubuntu 5.10 with LTSP, 4.1 successfully,
> every thing is up and i am happy
Excellent.
> but once log in to the gnome, for "sudo ifconfig eth0" command, it is
> giving me the servers ip address (192.168.0.
hello,
atlast i had managed to install ubuntu 5.10 with LTSP, 4.1 successfully,
every thing is up and i am happy
i wish to have this requirement in my thin clients
i am using amd system for server use and all my clients are diskless nodes,
booted by etherboot rom (rom-o-matic)
i had assign
