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- ====== Deployment Story: Debian Edu / Skolelinux and X2Go (without TJENER)
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- //Shared by: Mike Gabriel (with my [[http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu|Debian Edu]] Developer hat on)//
-
- In Debian Edu contexts the main criticism since the release of Debian Edu / Skolelinux squeeze is: the whole Debian Edu system has become far to complex (LDAP, Kerberos, GOsa², Samba, LTSP, ...). The
default Skolelinux system has become more complex, that is true indeed. If it
has become too complex is another discussion. From the view point of a Debian
Edu developer and IT service provider, the system is just as it has to be. From
a teacher's perspective, I deeply get the criticism of to much complexity.
-
- However, those who feel overwhelmed by Debian Edu's grown complexity, please consider the approach described below.
-
- ===== Your Gateway =====
-
- * Install ipFire as a Gateway on some minor hardware
- * Red + Green interface (you need two network cards)
- * let the Red interface connect you to the internet
- * Enable DHCP service on the Green interface
-
- ===== Basic Skolelinux Installation =====
-
- * Assemble an average server box:
- * 4 or 8 CPU cores
- * 16GiB or 32GiB RAM
- * two fast hard drives (SSD)
- * 2 network cards
- * Install a Debian Edu / Skolelinux Standalone system (no TJENER!) on that
server hardware
- * Make
sure that your Skolelinux system's hostname can internally be resolved via DNS.
Use the ipFire system to configure this.
- * Test local login, test DNS, install required (educational) software
- * Create more users on the Skolelinux system through the normal Posix tools
(''adduser'') or through some fancy user administration GUI (present in KDE /
GNOME)
-
- ===== Basic X2Go Installation =====
-
- * Then proceed with setting up X2Go Server on the Skolelinux system:
- * Add the X2Go archives for Debian to the Skolelinux system
- * Install the packages ''x2goserver-xsession'' and
''x2goserver-fmbindings'' on the Skolelinux machine. Optionally, you may want
to install the package ''x2godesktopsharing''.
- * Test X2Go access to the Skolelinux system from another client machine
that gets hooked up to the Green network interface of the ipFire system
-
- ===== X2Go Thin Client Environment =====
-
- * Then proceeed with setting up an X2Go Thin Client Environment on the
Skolelinux system:
- * Install the package ''x2gothinclient-management'' on the Skolelinux
system
- * Follow the X2Go TCE documentation in this wiki to get the TCE up and
running
- * During the X2Go TCE installation you will be guided to set up a
DHCP+PXE server on the Skolelinux system. Make sure that DHCP serves the X2Go
Thin Clients via the //second// network interface of the Skolelinux system. No
DHCP on the first network card (the one that is connected to the Green ipFire
interface)
- * Connect minimal, power-saving systems (i.e. thin-client-like hardware)
two the Skolelinux system's second network card and configure them boot via PXE
-
- ==== What you have at the end... ====
-
- ... is a Debian Edu / Skolelinux based class room that can be administrated by normal Linux user and group administration tools. No Kerberos, no LDAP, no Samba, no XXX involved.
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