DHCP is very easy to configure manually, TFTP is as well. You could get
a remote gdm login through XDMCP (slow!), VNC (not supported), or NX
(there even a solaris port?). But installing SRSS on the server your
serving desktops from sure makes things a lot easier. That utswitch
command is sure great to plunk users on which ever server you want.
Speaking of utswitch, I have a question myself. utswitch is great for
CAM scripts, but is there anyway for an admin to move sessions around
manually? You would think 'utswitch -k <TOKEN> -h <HOST>' would be
handy.. If it worked.
- Trev
Bernard Perrot wrote:
Hello,
Is it possible to use Sunray's with existing Linux servers without SRSS
installed on it (a kind of manual configuration of DHCP, TFTP and
existing GDM in my mind) ?
Thanks,
Bernard
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