Re: PXE boot
- From: "Gérard BIGOT" <gerard.bigot@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 30 Nov 2006 07:22:23 +0100
Hi,
I have no idea about PXE, but I know DHCP, using it professionally since a
least 10 years.
Let me be simple in my answer : You CAN'T use two DHCP servers in a single
network, because of the way the lease request is done. It's a broadcast to
the subnet. Look at the RFC for DHCP.
But, it is possible to affect in the DHCP server an IP for each mac
addresses. I think it's the way to go.
G.
On 11/29/06, Bjørn Ingmar Berg <bjorn.ingmar.berg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Hi everybody
I want to use an existing Ubuntu server to boot machines via PXE. I
want the PCs that boot this way to behave _exactly_ as if they'd
booted from the 6.10 install/live CD locally. The only difference
being that the users will have to get the machine to PXE boot.
(Knoppix 5.x actually does this very neatly.)
The DHCP server is a WindowsServer 2003 thingy. Everything else will
be run on and controlled by the Ubuntu server. The DHCP range is
x.x.x.101 - x.x.x.200 and no adresses above 200 are in use. Can I let
the Ubuntu server act as DHCP server for example x.x.x.201 - x.x.x.240
or will this be wrong?
I have googled for answers as well as searched on
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ There are several howtos that
almost cover my needs but none that seem to do what I want to even so.
Judging from what I read in both the LTSP and ThinCLient howtos they
seem to give the clients something different than what I'm after.
There is also a howto describing how to PCE boot the machines in order
to install everything off the internet, but that's not what I want
either.
Any useful help, tips or links?
Thanks in advance!
Bjørn Ingmar Berg
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blog.bergcube.net/
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