[RHCE] Re: First meeting

[Scott Stancil]

Excellent!  I have really wanted an excuse to set LTSP, but just didn't
see a need until you mentioned it.  Do you think you could make the first
meeting?  I will try to read up on LTSP again before the meeting so that I
may be useful; although, we will probably need to see what he has.  Would
we need an inventory of the hardware--specifics to make sure it is
supported?

Scott


> i'll probably attend a few meetings if possible (the ones in raleigh
> anyway).   and sure, i'll help set up the ltsp server.  actually,
> setting it up is a  good exercise, it involves nfs, dhcp, tftp, remote X
> sessions, rpms,  networking, and lots of little config files.  it's not
> directly part of the  rhce exam, but learning all of the little tools
> and applying them in various  combinations is what *nix is all about.
>
> jason
>
> On Wednesday 22 January 2003 22:36, Scott Stancil wrote:
>> I assume this is not part of the RHCE.  So does this mean you will
>> volunteer to setup or at least drive the setup of LTSP at his shop?
>>
>> Scott
>>
>> > two words: thin client.  set up ONE server, install LTSP, and boot
>> the workstations from an etherboot floppy.  never touch the local
>> hard disks.
>> >
>> > jason
>> >
>> > On Wednesday 22 January 2003 19:59, Scott Stancil wrote:
>> >> The hump day tends to be a bad day, Rock, at least for myself.  Of
>> course, you won't satisfy everyone on the day.  I have to say that
>> if you are going to have ten plus RHCE-wannabe's installing on
>> machines that you use in production is most likely a bad idea.
>> Even if everyone is careful, your odds of escaping unscathed seems
>> low.
>> >>--
>>
>> Scott Stancil
>> sstancil@geekrooms.com
>>
>>
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