Hi:
I am new to LTSP. I have one linux box in my network at work. I don't control the network and my linux obtain its IP address from the network which is controlled by the IT department.
I have installed LTSP on my Linux box. I also have a Etherboot floopy and that works on a client box that I have.
However, I got an error message saying "no free leases" on the server logs. I think the problem is that I have no right to grant IP from the subnet since my Linux box is also a DHCP client on the subnet. My linux box does not route either since the routing is via the network router control by the IT department.
Should I establish a 192.168.*.* network in the linux box and have it route to my Linux box actual IP which is DHCP'received from the network? Maybe I am missing a step somewhere so hope I am making sense out of myself.
--Vincent
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