Hi Tom, I learned quite a bit from your reply about options I have for setting up my own system.
Thanks ! -- Tom Misilo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm somewhat of a newbie but recently set up an LTSP server using the > Edubuntu distro. I have used Edubuntu first, I just didn't want all the extra stuff like X always starting on the server, when I do not need it running on it > For the most part it works pretty much out-of-the-box if you have both NICs > installed when you do the software install. > > I notice that both your NICs have static IPs. My ISP only allows DHCP so my > NIC on the >Internet side must be set to Dynamic. Unless you have something > in place to get a static >IP from your Internet provider or a service that > manages this for you, you'll probably need >to change this. Yes both have static IP's as they are both connected to two different internal subnets. My AP/Router is connected to my modem which actually gives me a static IP address, but I let the router connect to the internet. > Also, is it possible you might have both your server and your router trying > to server DHCP >? Actually both my server and router are serving DHCP to the different networks, and that works fine. As the two subnets aren't connect except at the server Thanks, Tom -- edubuntu-users mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/edubuntu-users
