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[[Category:Westminster]]== Current Install Information ==
'''Current OS Release:''' <span style="color:blue;font-weight:bold">Edubuntu 10.10 (with LTSP support)</span><br />
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<li>Save and exit your editing session.</li>
<li>Select '''SYSTEM -> PREFERENCES -> NETWORK CONNECTIONS'''</li>
<li>In the Network Connections Dialog Box, make certain that only the autoeth0 connection should remain (i.e. delete any other connections - like autoeth1)</li>
<li>Click '''ADD''' to create a new connection</li>
<li>Open a shell terminal window, and issue the command: '''ifconfig'''</li>
<li>'''Copy and paste the MAC Hardware address''' for the eth1 connection to the Hardware address field for your new ethernet connection</li>
<li>Click '''close''' to quit the Network Connections Dialog box.</li>
<li>Edit and existing file called "dhcpd.conf" by issuing the command: '''vi /etc/ltsp/dhcpd.conf'''</li>
<li>Edit the file to make it appear the same as displayed below:"<pre>
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<li value="814" >Issue the following commands (and follow instructions even if to remove a directory with '''rm -rf''' command):</li>
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:# '''ltsp-update-sshkeys'''
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<li value="915">'''You should now test to see if your thin clients boot-up.''' If so, you should be testing to see that you are log-in, and that you can connect to the Internet from your logged accounts from the thin clients.</li>
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'''NOTE''': Sometimes the thin client does not log-in initially. Try adding some accounts, redo '''ltsp-update-sshkeys''',
and '''ltsp-update-image''' commands. You may also need to reboot the server and the client...
Once you can log-in, then system is dependable for logging in...