RE: [school-discuss] LTSP First Time - why not net-boot?

[daniel.hunt@iibbank.ie]

OK, well before I can do any testing ... can you give me a bit of advice
regarding the _current_ setup? :)

Server:
Processor		1.6Ghz P4	
RAM		1GB	
OS		Windows 2000 Server	
Drives		4Gig HD	
		33.2Gig HD	
		52x CD-ROM	
Audio		?	
Video		GeForce2 MX	
Network		10/100 Eth. Card	
		10/100 Eth. Card	

Client Lab 1:
Processor		466Mhz Celeron	
RAM		64MB	
OS		Windows 98 SE	
Drives		7.85Gig HD	
		40x CD-ROM	
Audio		Onboard	
Video		Nvidia Riva 128/128ZX	
Network		10/100 Fast Eth.	
		Currently running on 10MB	
Ports		2x USB 1.0	
		Standard Ports	

Client Lab 2:
Processor		1.0 Ghz Celeron	
RAM		128MB	
OS		Windows ME	
Drives		37.2Gig HD	
		52x CD-ROM	
Audio		Onboard	
Video		Via Tech VT8361/VT8601	
Network		10/100 Onboard Eth.	
Ports		2x USB 1.0	
		Standard Ports	

What do you think? :o)

Daniel



-----Original Message-----
From: Richard Wraith [mailto:rgw@trinity.unimelb.edu.au]
Sent: 16 April 2004 01:28
To: schoolforge-discuss@schoolforge.net
Subject: RE: [school-discuss] LTSP First Time - why not net-boot?


Daniel,

Looks like it is now time for your to do some testing and experimenting.
Why not grab a couple of machines, set one up as a client and one as the
server and see what happens. It will be the best guide to what you are
likely to experience and will help you learn to set things up for the lab.

Cheers,

Richard



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