Wolfgang Schweer <[email protected]> ezt írta (időpont: 2018. okt. 5., P, 0:27): > > On Thu, Oct 04, 2018 at 08:18:03PM +0200, Csányi Pál wrote: > > Multi Point Servers ( MPS ) serves the 'Wyse' thin clients. > > MPS are connected currently to the LinuxSchools Karoshi Server. > > > > Karoshi Server is the Main server which allow for thin clients to > > login to the Karoshi server as Samba users - I think. > > So, when I created the users - students accounts on Karoshi server, > > after that a student can login from a thin client - through an MPS - > > so so the student can find it's home directory - which is actually on > > Karoshi server. > > > > MPS are connected to the Karoshi - Main server so so from thin clients > > users can access the Internet too. > > > > Karoshi server through Web Management allow to Filter the Internet > > access among others. > > > > My question is: can a Debian Edu Main server ( installed as combined > > with a Workstation ) replace such Karoshi server? > > If I understand it correctly, the setup at your school requires to join > the three Windows servers to a Samba4 domain. This is possible with > Debian Edu as well, if Administrator rights are available on the Windows > machines.
Yes, we have Administrator rights on the Windows server machines. How can I set those machines up for Samba4 domain? > Debian Edu doesn't provide an Internet content filter out of the box, it > would need some knowledge to set up such a service. It is possible, > though, to block Internet access for groups. I think it is good to block Internet access for group. > So while it should be possible to replace the existing Karoshi server in > theory, it would need some work. I will try to install Debian Edu ( combined the Main server with the Workstation ) and try to setup Windows Servers for Samba4 today, if I get help on setting up MPS machines for Samba4. -- Best, Pali
