[Asterisk-Users] Re: USB channel bank?

[Brian Johnson]

Wouldn't that be sweet ... a remote box that is easily replacable (since OS and
setup is stored on main server - only local setup is to point the machine at the
right network server for boot).  Software updates could be as simple as a reboot!

Anyone know about remote booting via internet?  I would think that security would be
a concern ... maybe establish a ssh connection first?

Just curious ... I'm playing with LTSP here on a couple of terminals - makes my P75
(64M RAM) run like a PIII 650 (my server)



Reinhard Max (max at suse.de) wrote*:
>
>Hi,
>
>On 19 Feb 2003 at 11:05, Steven Critchfield wrote:
>
>> You could probably get the total cost of a TDMoE to FXS machine down
>> to less than the cost of a new channel bank.
>[...]
>> $120 320mb flash card
>> $20  IDE to flash adapter
>
>Why not let it boot via network instead of wasting money on a flash
>card and adapter?
>
>This would only need an EPROM or a floppy disk drive to put the 16k or
>32k of network boot code on. And if the mobo supports PXE booting (I
>think most current mobos with onboard ethernet do), it won't even need
>an EPROM or floppy.
>
>cu
>	Reinhard
>
>
>
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