Re: [seul-edu] School Networking Guide

[bill@mail.tasis.ch]

I didn't follow this discussion too carefully, I had an inbox problem and found
it easiest to just delete a lot of mail.  However, I have done a lot with
networking different services.  Netatalk (integrating Macs & trying to keep them
secure -- havev't bothered with the printers, since I use networkable printers),
Samba (Window 95, 98 & NT -- don't quite know how to do the Domain server on
Linux yet though -- also need to experiment with printers here since this seems
to be the easiest way to let windows users print) & considering Linux Terminal
Server Project, dns, dhcp, etc.  However, most of this is easy or otherwise well
documented.  I am not sure what we would actually do.  I suppose write some
thing targeted at schools -- like netatalk & samba shared files for classes,
etc.?  

Quoting Doug Loss <dloss@suscom.net>:

> Ray asked for some help in defining and portioning out the effort to
> get a School Networking Guide written.  I've seen very little
> response here and I hope that isn't indicative of lack of interest
> in helping.  If we don't write this it won't get written, folks.
> Chris Lehmann, Chris Hobbs, Harry McGregor, you all have a fair
> amount of experience in setting up Linux labs in schools; how about
> sharing it with us?  I know there are others on this list with
> similar ability.  Let's get to work on this!
> 
> --
> Doug Loss                 God is a comedian playing
> Data Network Coordinator  to an audience too afraid
> Bloomsburg University     to laugh.
> dloss@bloomu.edu                Voltaire
> 
> 


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