Hi. Ltsp server has to be on same host as tftp. To have all parts working like
ltsp-update-images.
Ideally you'll need 1 server per lan.
what you need is to config client chroot to have x2goclient points to any
server with x2go agent.
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Hi Johan,
But what do you think about X2GO ? do you have experience with it before ? i
read that it can separate the X2GO terminal server role from the PXE server
role easily...also can i install TFTP and PXE on one server and LTSP on another
server ? did you tried this before ? and if so how i can point the thin clients
to a LTSP server that is NOT running on the TFRP / PXE server ? Thanks in
advance.
Best Regards,
Mahmoud Ramadan Ali
Network and VOIP Specialist.
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On Sun, Sep 6, 2015 at 2:14 PM, Johan Kragsterman
<johan.kragster...@capvert.se> wrote:
Hi!
Many have wanted to do just that, to centralize administration and services for
LTSP at the "cloud".
There are no obvious ways to do it in a simple way, but you can do it by
yourself in some different ways.
I think you said you should have LTSP servers running on all remote sites? Ok,
and then you can mirror the /opt to centralized LTSP servers, for getting the
same chroot in all places.
You can have centralized identity and authorization systems, and if you need it
slave servers for those in the local environment.
The biggest problem is probably the file services. You will probably need local
nfs servers, that use wan optimization/cacheing of the centralized nfs servers,
to get a good enough service.
All of this is a lot of work, and you don't really know how good or bad it will
turn out.
What I would have done, though, would be to use Thinlinc from Cendio. Will not
be free, but will solve all of this. I've tried many of these thin client
solutions, including nomachine and sunray, and no one beats thinlinc.
Regards Johan
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Hi
Cloud is very much service for anything. There are public and private clouds
and everything between. Are you planning to but the services on internet?
I think you should check elsewhere like Nomachine first if you are to use
remote site desktops from your clients
I understand LTSP is for deploying server environments in local networks where
you can use different thin/fat clients. And server is just for local network.
And you don't actually deploy LTSP, instead you use LTSP (package and plugins)
to deploy these, very good thin/fat client environments on local networks.
There is no built-in security for running LTSP server in production for
WAN/internet
Valtteri Suojanen
Lähettäjä: Mahmoud Ramadan
Lähetetty: ‎4.‎9.‎2015 23:40
Vastaanottaja: ltsp-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
Aihe: [Ltsp-discuss] Deploying LTSP In The Cloud.
Hi dears,
I'm new to LTSP BUT still have basic experience with it including installation
and configuring thin and fat clients,everything works fine BUT i need to know
how to deploy it in the cloud to support thin and fat in remote sites.
I have a centralized model in my environment where all the services are
deployed in the cloud to support remote sites using WAN access so the question
now how i can deploy LTSP in the cloud and run thin and fat clients in the
remote sites ?! Thanks in advance for any help !
Best Regards,
Mahmoud Ramadan Ali
Network and VOIP Specialist.
Mobil: (+2) 01276877112
Blog | Website | LinkedIn
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