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#6 Re: Question: Administrating multiple workstations Posted by sytoka (194.254.xx.xx) on Tue 22 Mar 2005 at 08:21 I use cfengine for conf file. Each time a package is update and the conf file is change, cfengine write it again. It's really powerfull. You need a week to have a nice conf and understand, not everything, but enought to manage many computer. Otherwise, I use cssh (clusterssh) to open an ssh terminal on n computers. Combine with sudo, it's really easy to install a package or reconfigure a package on theses computers, without login with root account !

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