Re: [K12OSN] K12LTSP IP range

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Eric Harrison wrote:

>
>The default two-NIC configuration is designed to protect the local area 
>network from things that could possibly go wrong (such as not understanding
>DHCP and wondering why the network does weird things when that "K12LTSP"
>thingy is plugged in).
>

That would be ideal.  Most if not all windows-based schools have a SMB 
server somewhere.  When we break a network and insert a K12LTSP box, it 
would be great to have a default install of Samba that relayed the 
existing network.  or else it simply vanishes when we insert our server.

This is what forces us back to a single-NIC installation.

/steve




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