Can someone please give me a hand on this issue.
Thank you.
chrosken wrote:
Hi,
We have a clusters of machine and would like to setup network booting. At
this time, we have to go to the data center and boot the machine manually.
We would like to manage it as best as we could where we
On 25/03/2008, chrosken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone please give me a hand on this issue.
Thank you.
You will need to consider OOB access to the servers via serial
console, or perhaps iLo2 / DRAC (HP and Dell); having a way to
remotely powercycle the boxes is also a pretty neat
On 20:01 Tue 25 Mar , Alex Howells wrote:
On 25/03/2008, chrosken [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone please give me a hand on this issue.
Thank you.
Next step is to setup DHCP as your boxes need to grab a valid lease;
their BIOSes need to be configure to boot off the network
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chrosken wrote:
| We have a clusters of machine and would like to setup network booting. At
| this time, we have to go to the data center and boot the machine manually.
| We would like to manage it as best as we could where we can save time and
|
On 15:45 Thu 24 Jan , chrosken wrote:
Hi,
Hello,
We have a clusters of machine and would like to setup network booting. At
this time, we have to go to the data center and boot the machine manually.
We would like to manage it as best as we could where we can save time and
money. I
On 09:31 Fri 25 Jan , Ramon van Alteren wrote:
I remember seeing a demo from yamin at a gentoo UK conference demoing
netbooting with a genkernel kernel
That's the genkernel-4 code. I've used it for diskless setups and it
works quite nicely. It's living on gentooexperimental.org at the
Hi,
We have a clusters of machine and would like to setup network booting. At
this time, we have to go to the data center and boot the machine manually.
We would like to manage it as best as we could where we can save time and
money. I heard network booting is a good way to go. I'm not sure how
