I couldn't seem to find the answer to this question in either the documentation or the mailing list archives. Maybe the answer is just blindingly obvious, or maybe I just missed it.
I noticed that you need to supply the IP of the gateway to the thin
clients when booting. This confused me, since I imagined that any
internet access would be done from the server. My question is, if
I'm sshing (or netscaping, or whatever) from a thin client, does the
connection originate from the server, or the thin client?
Here's what I'm trying to set up: I have a DSL connection into a
openBSD machine acting as a firewall/router and DHCP server for the
internal network. This network is on 192.168.*. I want to place
the ltsp server on this network, with a second nic that would be on
192.168.1.*. The thin clients would be on the 192.168.1.* network.
I'm hope that the network requests would originate from the ltsp
server, as that would keep my configuration relatively simple.
Thanks for any help,
T.J.
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