VNC + Boot w/o keyboard, video & mouse
NoOp
glgxg at mfire.com
Thu Feb 15 00:46:53 UTC 2007
Clive Menzies wrote:
> Use ssh to administer the machines from the command line. There's
> probably no need to run X on the servers. You may need to post a bit
> more about what packages your running on the servers.
>
> The few programs you are running the easier it is to keep them secure.
>
> Regards
>
> Clive
>
Security is not the issue; I have dedicated hardware encrypted VPN's to
the machines and they are not connected to the internet. The VNC
circuits are also encrypted. The problem is the machines are in small
retail stores & I want to make sure that the employees don't mess with
them. If there is no keyboard, video, or mouse connected to them, they
leave them alone. If there is K/V/M connected, someone invariably wants
to touch & play. Unfortunately, because of the environment, putting them
in a locked room doesn't work. So, the easiest solution, up to this
point, has been to simply remove K/V/M & administer them via VNC.
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