Hi
30 Oct 2000, Clarence Verge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> BOOTP is the ancient version of DHCP.
>> It supplies you with the most vital network information.
>> (your IP, netmask, DNS servers ...)
>> EPPPD can emulate a bootp server.
>> (eg it filters out BOOTP requests, and answers to them, with the
>> correct values)
CV> Do you mean that ANYONE can elect to use BOOTP and get around the
CV> problem of the missing .log when EPPPD is loaded high ?
I don't know the epppd problem ... but sure ... anybody using epppd can use
the bootp emulation.
CV> If so, what are the drawbacks ? Why aren't we doing it ?
I don't know of any drawbacks ...
don't ask me why you are not doing it ... (before my cable connection I did
it)
CV> - Clarence Verge
CU, Ricsi
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