I was under the understanding that you
could serve the terminals from the Windows DHCP server, is this wrong? I have
tried to do it and decided it wasn’t that big of a deal so I just serve
everything from my Linux box. Is there someone with Knowledge on Doing this? What
tweaks it takes ect ect.
Thanks
Matt
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From: Simon Allcorn
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Subject: RE: [Ltsp-discuss] RE:
Launch the Citrix Client instead of XDM
what about running the
linux dhcp server on another port from the windows dhcp servers ?
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October 01, 2001 3:24 PM
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Subject: [Ltsp-discuss]
RE: Launch the Citrix Client instead of XDM
Actually, I haven't even
gotten this far yet. I'm still stuck because we
use Windows 2000 as our DHCP server.
Apparently, Win 2000 doesn't have the
ability to exclude specific machines from
receiving a DHCP address by their
MAC address. Since I can't do this, and
our company won't let me switch all
DHCP services over to a Linux server - it pretty
much makes it impossible
for me to proceed with using the LTSP project in
our environment.
(I've already received
the suggestion of placing the LTSP systems on their
own independent network or LAN segment.
This isn't realistic for our
environment. We have a structured cabling
system with 10/100 ethernet
already, and we need the ability to swap a
standard Win 2000 PC or a LTSP
thin-client booting to Citrix at will, using the
same wall ports.)
Right now, I'm working
on an alternate plan. I installed a freeware version
of DOS (www.freedos.org) on our old PCs, and set
up the DOS Citrix client on
them. After I get a particular
configuration of PC working in this manner,
I use Norton Ghost to make a disk image of
it. Then I can clone it to all
the other PCs of the same type. This isn't
perfect, because it still relies
on each PC having a working hard drive.
Still, this may be the most
efficient way I can convert these old PCs into
pseudo thin-clients.
- Tom
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From: Abraham Pearson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2001 9:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Launch the Citrix Client instead of XDM
Tom Wyrick,
I also am trying to
configure LTSP to automatically launch the Citrix
Client. What changes did you make to
rc.local to launch the Citrix Client.
Note: I am using TFTP and NFS on Windows
4.0 as mentioned in Paul
Whittaker's Contrib page. Also I have LOCAL_WM
= Y and LOCALAPPS = N
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