How can I monitor how many clients have connected to the server?
If dbrl control this number to start transfers, how I access this information?
What log files control this information?
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If you meant multicast, normally the log is on /var/log/daemon.log, or /var/log/syslog, or /var/log/messages.
Of course, the log file really depends on your GNU/Linux distribution.
Steven.
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Are you saying that, there is no drbl/clonezilla-specific place where a number of connections through PXE, awaiting the start of cloning is present at the moment, and general-purpose host system logs need to be explored to figure it out?
If this is the case, then I have to note, that sometimes it takes some time to "accumulate" all clients, in which case those logs will be filles with a lot of other information, and finding the line one needs may become problematic. I remember norton ghost was able to show the list of "currently connected" clients. Would be a nice feature to have.
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How can I monitor how many clients have connected to the server?
If dbrl control this number to start transfers, how I access this information?
What log files control this information?
If you meant multicast, normally the log is on /var/log/daemon.log, or /var/log/syslog, or /var/log/messages.
Of course, the log file really depends on your GNU/Linux distribution.
Steven.
Are you saying that, there is no drbl/clonezilla-specific place where a number of connections through PXE, awaiting the start of cloning is present at the moment, and general-purpose host system logs need to be explored to figure it out?
If this is the case, then I have to note, that sometimes it takes some time to "accumulate" all clients, in which case those logs will be filles with a lot of other information, and finding the line one needs may become problematic. I remember norton ghost was able to show the list of "currently connected" clients. Would be a nice feature to have.
Yes, would be a nice feature to have. Technically it's can be done. Just need more time. Patches are welcome.
Thanks.
Steven