Hi Fajar,

The first option, so accessing samba from a windows machine but using
eth1, while also using eth1 for ltsp.
In other words, can I bind samba on eth1 f.e. or does it conflict with
ltsp on eth1?

Kind regards,

Erwin.

Fajar Priyanto wrote:
> On Wednesday 28 November 2007 00:48:53 Erwin Groeneveld wrote:
>   
>> Maybe a stupid question, but the thing is that I want a ltsp-system and
>> samba all at the same time. I mean, the clients should be able to enter
>> Windows, which is installed on the clients-hard disk and through this
>> they should be able to contact the Edubuntu server for samba.
>>
>> They should also be able to choose LTSP itself by booting from the network.
>>
>> How to get samba working over the same connection? And is this possible
>> at all or is there an easier and better solution for people who need
>> Windows as well?
>>     
>
> Hi Erwin,
> Not very clear, do you want:
> 1. A windows machine accessing Samba on LTSP server [Yes can do]
> 2. A LTSP client accessing Samba on LTSP server [Yes can do]
> 3. A LTSP client accessing shares on Windows machine [Yes can do]
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