The dhcp webmin module is a standard module and works well. You can 
configure everything necessary for ltsp with it. 
http://www.webmin.com/webmin/standard.html

The ltsp webmin module works 'ok'. You can configure *most things with 
it. It doesn't seem to read existing lts.conf files very well though. 
Also, I don't know if it works with ltsp 3.0.

Although I don't find it to be too difficult to add a workstation by 
editing 3 files, some co-workers do, so webmin does the trick. But, you 
still have to go to 3 places to add 1 workstation. Maybe a perl script 
that adds the workstation to the dhcpd.conf, lts.conf, and hosts files 
all in one shot would be a good idea?

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 1/15/02, 3:07:40 PM, "James Vasey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote 
regarding [Ltsp-discuss] DHCP Configurator:


> Is there, or is anyone working on a method of quickly allowing a
> non-competent user to quickly add workstations, and configure them from
> within a web browser
> i.e. the user enters the mac address, AT/PS2 connector, driver, etc?
> I know there is a webmin for the LTSP server side, but haven't seen one 
for
> setting up clients?
> If anyone is working on one, let me, perhaps work together toward a
> solution?

> James Vasey
> - desperate, confused, and trying to supply LTSP to a school with a 
network
> tech from mars.


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