[K12OSN] OOserver?

[Andrew Fournier]

I must have been unclear.
I meant if one has a k12ltsp server, but would like to pass OOfice
through the desktop server from another box. If k12ltsp was on box 1 and
the system was being heavily taxed by open office use (just as an
example) how can one attach a second box (box 2) so that all instances
of openoffice run on box 2 but appear on clients served by box1, so that
the resources used by openoffice primarily tax box 2?


On Thu, 2004-04-15 at 19:00, Jim Hays wrote:
> If you're talking about K12LTSP, there isn't anything to do.  It is 
> already there.  Connect, login, and run Open Office from the menus.
> 
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> Andrew Fournier wrote:
> 
> >This may seem kind of obvious, but how does one go about setting up
> >servers to serve out specific applications- like openoffice?
> >Is it simply a matter of linking to the executable via an nfs share? I
> >have been looking through the list, and googled it ,but all the
> >discussion of the matter seems to assume that we all already know how to
> >do this.
> >Andrew Fournier
> >Palmer High school Palmer ak
> >16 clients on a dual p3 700
> >786 megs o ram 2 18g + 1 4g scsi2
> >10baset switch
> >k12ltsp v. 3.1 (4.0 had some serious issues on this box)
> >-plans to expand :)
> >
> >
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