> connection, your client can use it as root. If the
> server is running ip/dhcp and you have set up the
> required information in /lib/ndb/local, you can just
in particular this means having an entry that looks like
ip=192.168.0.140 sys=ocilla sys=new ether=00259024695c
(pcs will need additional configuration.) this entry
gives you the ip address/mac address/name association.
to associate a file server, etc. with this machine the customary
way is via an ipnet entry. e.g.
# note this network contains my ip address
#
# note that the subnetmask is based off the width of the internel
# representation, a 128-bit ipv6 address.
ipnet=athensnat ip=192.168.0.0 ipmask=/120
fs=aska.quanstro.net
ipgw=192.168.0.4
dns=192.168.0.136
dnsdomain=quanstro.net
authdom=plan9.quanstro.net
auth=ladd
one can verify the correct setup with ndb/ipquery.
e.g.
ndb/ipquery sys ocilla fs
ndb/ipquery sys ocilla ipgw
- erik
