We will also set up a number of client machines. There are several types of client machine you might have in such a system:
* Diskless clients, which boot directly from a snapshot stored on the server
* Caching clients, which boot from a copy of a snapshot, cached locally on a hard drive.
* Live CD clients, which boot from a copy of a snapshot burned onto a CD
* Thick clients, which don't use snapshots and must be maintained by another means.
[^] # Re: Live CD ?
Posté par 007 . En réponse au journal Fedora Core 3 out !. Évalué à 1.
C'est "salement" compliqué à expliquer.
J'ai fait un journal avec des pointeurs :
http://linuxfr.org/~ehoebadoag/15313.html(...)
Actuellement, c'est "réservé" aux développeurs.
Pour faire "vite" dans l'explication :
http://people.redhat.com/dmalcolm/stateless/stateless-linux-HOWTO-e(...)
1.2. Stateless Linux Clients
We will also set up a number of client machines. There are several types of client machine you might have in such a system:
* Diskless clients, which boot directly from a snapshot stored on the server
* Caching clients, which boot from a copy of a snapshot, cached locally on a hard drive.
* Live CD clients, which boot from a copy of a snapshot burned onto a CD
* Thick clients, which don't use snapshots and must be maintained by another means.