Hi
> The biggest load is when clients boot (loading the kernel and building
> up X11). After that, there is a smooth, relatively even network load
> that can be easily handled by any network. In my case, there is a limit
> of about 6 clients booting at a time. If you switch on many of them at
> the same time or one shortly after another (going through the room and
> pressing the buttons), the whole thing will hang after a while, then
> recover, and the last client will come up after about 10 minutes.
This is not a ltsp issue. It is deliberate rate-limiting by xinetd, to prevent
denial-of-service attacks. RFM on xinetd
James
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