Hi Hans
> Yes, the workstation should definately be able
> to reach the internet.
>
> You can set the default gateway in your dhcpd.conf file.
>
> If you are pointing your default route to the LTSP server, then
> make sure you have enabled IP forwarding on the server, so that
> the packets will actually make it out to the net.
> > The 2.09pre4 local Netscape works great for accessing apache servers on my
> > local subnet. However, can it be used to access the internet? I think I
> > need to somehow tell the thin client the IP address of my gateway? Did I
> > miss something in the fine manual? My server knows the gateway so there is
> > no problem when I used the host based Netscape. I just don't know how to
> > make the local Netscape reach the rest of the world. Can this be done?
> > Anybody have any nice hints to help me out?
Do you have a private or an internet address for your thin clients?
For a private address you need a proxy - eg squid running on your
internet machine.
Configure netscape to use manual proxies: http 3128 on your
internet-connected server. If netscape is not local-app then your server
connect rules apply (It works, or it needs your ISP's proxy, or
whatever)
James
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