We had a need to set up a bootp server for some network devices. I'm in business now, thanks to: Tim Evans James Fowler Bernt Christandl Mark Lewis What I wound up doing was: 1) Install the bootps package 2) Create the /tftpboot directory and files 3) Create the /etc/bootptab file 4) Uncomment tftp in inetd.conf 5) Create a rc2.d script to automatically start bootps on startup It was suggested that I install dhcp instead of bootps which I am sure would have worked great. I chose to install bootps instead because: 1) We already have dhcp servers in place to service our windoze devices 2) I found the bootps package first :-) 3) Since our current dhcp servers only service windoze stuff the term dhcp reminded me too much of Micro$oft :-) Blaine Owens Eastman Chemical Company Phone - (423)-229-3579 Cell Phone - (423)-817-0704 Fax - (423)-229-1188 bowens@eastman.comReceived on Fri Jul 20 13:08:52 2001
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