Are you wanting to establish a secure link across your WAN between two
LAN's? If so, do you have an LTSP server on the side that has the
thin-clients or is it on the other side of the WAN from them and they
are pulling everything across the WAN (NFS filesystem, X traffic, etc.)?
Or are you wanting the LTSP thin-clients themselves to establish an
IPSec tunnel with the LTSP server and communicate securely for
absolutely every packet of traffic after downloading their kernel? If
so, you will need some type of local storage on the machine in order to
store the RSA private key for each individual thin-client.
Allan Curtis wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I see that it is intended that ltsp will support IPsec. Is there a
>probable date for this?
>We would like to be able to use a Windows accounting package that
>is on the Win NT server over a WAN. Is it possible to use ltsp to do
>this? Obviously, the Linux and NT servers would have a LAN
>connection.
>
>Regards
>
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Jason A. Pattie
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