Bob Doolittle wrote on 08/30/06 09:47 AM:
Craig Bender wrote:
That's a bit tougher as you would be able to control the dns or dhcp.
Unless you happen to have a tadpole laptop that allows you to manually
enter the IP of the Sun Ray Server (and other network settings).
I thought all the wireless tadpoles allowed this?
They do - Craig meant that you'd need one of those, because a standard
Sun Ray DTU doesn't have the configuration capability...
~D..
Joe Reid wrote:
There are two types of Sun Ray @ Home, one has a local server (which
a lot of people on this alias have) and one is with a remote
server. Which are you interested in?
How about taking a sunray to the coffee shop, off my home sunray
server, that's my next project.
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