On Tue, 2003-01-21 at 22:38, Niels Happel wrote: > Ok, > > I am answering myself, or better: "I need your knowledge!" > > First of all: Sorry bout my bad english, next the cause of needing that kind > of dirty hack: I ve got to migrate many workstatins from os2 to linux and the > only thing I have to use for it are os2 servers running smb and an network > that is absolutly overloaded. So there is no way to set up an ftp or http > server without having security problems or paining the bandwith. > No way - belive me, I ve checked and tested that all. > The only way is to kickstart using os2 (dhcp and so on, ok) as an smb server > for my linux system, so I need any idea kickstarting out of it. > > Does anybody know how to realize that stupid thing? setup one machine manually. copy the files to it. set it up as a local (192.168.x.x) nfs server kickstart your other boxes from there using local-only ip addresses no security problem, no additional pain. -sv
