Here's a question. Since all the machines are actually running locally
on hte ltsp box, do they keep their ip's as far as the firewall is
converned? That is, will it see ip.box.1 as different from ip.box.2, or
will they all be ip.box.server?
Cindy Murdock wrote:
You can do this with squid, too. I have several thin clients on our
network that are limited just to certain websites. They each have a
whitelist of allowable sites, and everything else is blocked. It can
be done by IP or username. You could enable squid transparently on
your network to force all traffic to go through squid. You can use
dhcp to control the IP addresses.
Cindy
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