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I had a look at the Linux Terminal Server but could not determine if it is possible to connect to a LTSP server from another linux box or only as a dumb terminal.<br />
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To further clarify, I like to have a similar setup created on linux that is done with the windows based terminal server, where the windows box is an operating workstation with the terminal server client and the user can connect to the terminal server as a terminal while the operating system is running. <br />
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So far I only have seen ways to create a dumb terminal and connect to the LTSP machine, but not the above.<br />
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Is it possible, and how?<br />
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TIA,<br />
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Tom
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I had a look at the Linux Terminal Server but could not determine if it is possible to connect to a LTSP server from another linux box or only as a dumb terminal.

To further clarify, I like to have a similar setup created on linux that is done with the windows based terminal server, where the windows box is an operating workstation with the terminal server client and the user can connect to the terminal server as a terminal while the operating system is running. 

So far I only have seen ways to create a dumb terminal and connect to the LTSP machine, but not the above.

Is it possible, and how?

TIA,

Tom

LTSP - Can one connect to it from Linux

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