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:Building a Diskless Computer Network On Ubuntu 8.04
Building a Diskless Computer Network On Ubuntu 8.04
Aug 13, 2008, 06 :33 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5622 reads)

[ Thanks to Mike Weber for this link. ]

"There are several significant changes in LTSP 5 which make the system much more usable. You will get enhanced security as now the GUI is exported using ssh -X and not the old XDMCP. SSH offers encryption of course which is actually faster and safer. The remote connection is made with LDM a python application that connects using SSH and not the old KDM or GDM. NFS has been dropped and replaced with NBD. NBD or Network Block Device is a network block device which emulates a block device like a hard drive over the network. This allows you to either use this space as swap or use it as network diskspace."

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