Hi, All
In an ideal world, the server name would be schoolserver and there would
be no domain name (totally unnecessary in a lan). If a school needs more
than
one schoolserver, they are all still named schoolserver. Which one an xo
connects with is determined by which ssid it connects with (e.g.
schoolnet1 for first grade,
schoolnet6 for sixth grade).
Tony
On 08/08/2015 06:00 PM, [email protected] wrote:
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Cc: 'arvind thanvi'<[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [Server-devel] [XSCE] Changing the XSCE's hostname (or
the address one enters in the browser)
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xsce distinguishes between hostname (schoolserver) and domain name (defaults to
.lan). You can change the second of these no problem in the console. You can
override the first in local_vars, but if you do XOs won't automatically find
the schoolserver. (I have a machine that I named xsce.lan, which works fine.)
The expectation is that if you need multiple schoolservers or need to add to an
existing network that you will do it by changing the domain name, so only that
is exposed in the console.
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