Dave Close wrote:
What is the recommended way to monitor when LTSP client machines are
powered-on and connected to the net, even when no one is logged into
them? Mine don't respond to ping or to any other ports I've been able
to detect. Can I enable rwho?
I don't know what's recommended, but I noticed that there's some SNMP
stuff included in LTSP 4.1.1 . Again, I don't know a lot about SNMP
except that the point of it is monitoring hardware on the network.
So, whoever included that stuff in the distribution, what was the thinking?
J. Toman
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