oneindelijk
April 7th, 2009, 05:41 PM
Hi,
I was wondering if there exists anything that works similiar to the ms windows management console where you can i.e. manage the DHCP server from another location using the MMC snap in and choosing 'connect to another computer'.
My goal is to remotely configure a server running debian from my own ubuntu workstation (non-graphical vs gnome)
I imagine the application to alter the configuration files through ssh.
I'd like to replace my windows servers (DHCP, DNS, GATEWAY) with the debian one, so I installed the GADMIN-DHPCD on my laptop, but that wasn't it
(unless there's a way to point it to the remote configuration files ?)
I was wondering if there exists anything that works similiar to the ms windows management console where you can i.e. manage the DHCP server from another location using the MMC snap in and choosing 'connect to another computer'.
My goal is to remotely configure a server running debian from my own ubuntu workstation (non-graphical vs gnome)
I imagine the application to alter the configuration files through ssh.
I'd like to replace my windows servers (DHCP, DNS, GATEWAY) with the debian one, so I installed the GADMIN-DHPCD on my laptop, but that wasn't it
(unless there's a way to point it to the remote configuration files ?)