> Date: Mon, 8 Jul 2002 00:17:52 -0700 (PDT)
> From: NS Jambak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] DNS and NFS server
> 
> I'm wondering whether I would need a DNS server setup
> on the LTSP server, if there's only a server running
> LTSP server and several workstations connected through
> a hub. And what would be the purpose of this DNS
> server. Should I put the names of the workstation in
> the /etc/hosts file too?

You only need DNS and/or /etc/hosts if you want to refer to
your workstations by name in lts.conf.  You could also just
refer to them by MAC address.  You might not even need to
refer to them at all if they all take the same LTSP
settings in lts.conf, in which case they all use the
[Default] section.  I don't think there's any other reason,
is there?  And if there is, /etc/hosts should be enough.

> I setup a LTSP server with RH 7.2 but I didn't use the
> ./ltsp_initialize. I couldn't get the same login
> screen as the one in the documentation but the same
> login screen as the RH 7.2 login screen. And I could
> access everything on the server as if I was on the
> server and it seemedt that the exports file did'nt
> serve any purpose.

It sounds like it's working fine.  You're saying that on
the client you get the graphical login window, just like on
the server?  You should notice at least that the options to
shutdown and reboot aren't there, but other than that, this
is great!  The exports file only provides access to the
files necessary for the boot process and starting X-windows
and for any local-apps.  Once you get the XDMCP login to
the LTSP server, you have full access to the server because
you *are* logged into the server, just as if you were
sitting at the console.

Jason


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