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I never heard about technich for this case before, anyone have a solution ?
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I never heard about technich for this case before, anyone have a solution ?

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here's how to do it with a Novell Network <br />
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<a href="http://straylight.cso.niu.edu/win95/win95boo.htm" rel="ugc">http://straylight.cso.niu.edu/win95/win95boo.htm</a><br />
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You would probably have to use Samba on the Linux box to give you a WinNT style file server instead of the Netware file server used in this example. <br />
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here's how to do it with a Novell Network

http://straylight.cso.niu.edu/win95/win95boo.htm [http://straylight.cso.niu.edu/win95/win95boo.htm]

You would probably have to use Samba on the Linux box to give you a WinNT style file server instead of the Netware file server used in this example.



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I haven't know anything about SAMBA :'( anyone can give me concepts about it and explain for me ?<br />

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I haven't know anything about SAMBA :'( anyone can give me concepts about it and explain for me ?


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you can go to my website at <a href="http://www.linuxhelp.co.za" rel="ugc">www.linuxhelp.co.za</a>&nbsp;and follow the networking link there, it will show you how to setup SAMBA on a RedHat 6.x machine ( for 7.x, just remember that samba files now are in /etc/samba and not just /etc as with redhat6.x)<br />
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After you have SAMBA started, you should be able to just configure your bootroms to log onto a NT domain as Bruce_R said.
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you can go to my website at www.linuxhelp.co.za [http://www.linuxhelp.co.za] and follow the networking link there, it will show you how to setup SAMBA on a RedHat 6.x machine ( for 7.x, just remember that samba files now are in /etc/samba and not just /etc as with redhat6.x)

After you have SAMBA started, you should be able to just configure your bootroms to log onto a NT domain as Bruce_R said.

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Thanks you all, I'll try all of it before I ask more :-) hope I'll success :)
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Thanks you all, I'll try all of it before I ask more :-) hope I'll success :)

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hi all<br />
Anyone can tell/teach me how to setup a LAN with Linux server and diskless clients running Windows 95/98 with remote boot (boot from ROM boot on NIC) ???<br />
Thanks
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hi all
Anyone can tell/teach me how to setup a LAN with Linux server and diskless clients running Windows 95/98 with remote boot (boot from ROM boot on NIC) ???
Thanks

remote boot with Linux server

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.