But then you have to modify the Etherboot modules to also use that new 
port.  In
the end, it's an ugly thing to manage.

Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


Simon Allcorn wrote:

> what about running the linux dhcp server on another port from the 
> windows dhcp servers ?
>
>       -----Original Message-----
>       *From:  * [EMAIL PROTECTED] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>       *Sent:  * Monday, October 01, 2001 3:24 PM
>       *To:    * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>       *Cc:    * [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>       *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
>
>
>       -----Original Message-----
>       From: Abraham Pearson [ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ]
>       Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2001 9:37 PM
>       To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>       Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>       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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