hi jevaughn, basically you can have as many openthinclient servers running in your network as you want. if you make sure they serve the same content they would do simple load balancing: the first server responding would be the one the thin client will use for the whole boot procedure.
the big question here is how to make sure your data is consistent on all these servers. if you do not need persistent home directories you could fairly easy write some synchronization scripts or use some backup software. especially as you usually do not update packages or configuration settings on a more than daily basis. if you need persistent (and writable) home directories for your users this can get quite challenging ;-). And about the limit of concurrent thin client connections based on NFS sharing: Are you thinking about hundreds, thousands or more connections? cheers, martin Layne, Jevaughn schrieb: > Good day, I would like to find out if openthinclient's server can be load > balanced. > > Also how many concurrent connections of thin clients can a server allow based > on NFS sharing. > > Thanks again ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ The Open Source Thin Client Solution http://openthinclient.org openthinclient-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/openthinclient-user
