Am 13.04.10 13:36, schrieb The Loeki:
> Torsten, you're basically right.
>
> You need to configure a dedicated interconnect and use utadm -L on to
> allow Sun Rays from any network to connect to it. Nevertheless, because
> of the issues you found, it's best to put all SunRays in their own
> VLAN(s) with their own numeric ranges.
Thanks for the hint, but that's not really an option since we want to
get rid of trunking our current 10/8 private network across the campus.
Additionally, we want to be able to deploy sun...@home scenarios without
the need of setting up VPN or similar.
For the sake of simplicity (and manageability) we will go for the
"classic shared subnet" option.
Thanks anyway,
Torsten
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