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Hello-
I am trying to set up a 2.0b1p18 server on my Digital Unix 4.0B
machine. I apologize for the length of this message (should I
have broken it up?). Unfortunately, I have encountered several
problems:
1) It does not set the netmask properly ( I live on a class C
network made by subnetting a Duke's Class B). It always
seems to set it to 255.255.0.0
2) I did not see an obvious way to set a permanent lease (this
is for a printer ... Tektronix Phaser 740).
3) It does not do netbooting of Digital Unix clients ... this is
a necessity (the joind shipped by digital unix works, but it
is a nasty mess to configure and maintain ... I would much
prefer using ISC if posssible ).
The netbooting proceeds pretty close to completion ... upto the point
where it tries to nfs mount the "root directy":
Here are relevant bits are from a tcpdump using:
tcpdump -woutput -s1024 \( ip host client and server\) or \(port 67 or port 68\)
>From isc-dhcpd:
10:16:44.886735 server.isds.duke.edu.bootps > 255.255.255.255.bootpc: xid:0x8c4b0000
Y:client.isds.duke.edu S:server.isds.duke.edu ether 0:0:f8:1f:cc:12 sname "server"
file "/ris/kit/vmunix1" [tos 0x10]
10:16:47.148851 client.isds.duke.edu.1100100 > server.isds.duke.edu.pmap-v2: 84 call
getport prog "mount" V3 prot UDP port 0
10:16:47.149827 server.isds.duke.edu.1100100 > client.isds.duke.edu.pmap-v2: 28 reply
getport 1030
10:16:47.150802 client.isds.duke.edu.2100100 > server.isds.duke.edu.mount-v3: 72 call
mount ""
10:16:47.153729 server.isds.duke.edu.2100100 > client.isds.duke.edu.mount-v3: 28 reply
mount error Permission denied
>From joind:
10:21:05.389618 server.isds.duke.edu.bootps > client.isds.duke.edu.bootpc:
xid:0x8c4b0000 Y:client.isds.duke.edu S:server.isds.duke.edu G:server.isds.duke.edu
ether 0:0:f8:1f:cc:12 sname "server" file "/ris/vmunix1"
10:21:06.004888 client.isds.duke.edu.1a00200 > server.isds.duke.edu.pmap-v2: 84 call
getport prog "mount" V3 prot UDP port 0
10:21:06.005865 server.isds.duke.edu.1a00200 > client.isds.duke.edu.pmap-v2: 28 reply
getport 1030
10:21:06.006841 client.isds.duke.edu.2a00200 > server.isds.duke.edu.mount-v3: 80 call
mount "/ris/kit"
10:21:06.010747 server.isds.duke.edu.2a00200 > client.isds.duke.edu.mount-v3: 68 reply
mount OSF/1 fh 3171,986995/10.9204
10:21:06.011724 client.isds.duke.edu.3a00200 > server.isds.duke.edu.nfs-v3: 104 call
fsinfo OSF/1 fh 3171,986995/10.9204
The differences in the respose packet from the server are to whom the
response is directed. and also, what is the G: entry and does isc-dhcp
do that? Have I missed anything obvious?
#----------------------------------------------------------------------#
# My dhcpd.conf
deny unknown-clients ;
allow bootp ;
# Make ISDS subnet entry ...
subnet bbb.bbb.bbb.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
option subnet-mask 255.255.255.0 ;
option broadcast-address bbb.bbb.bbb.255 ;
option routers aaa.aaa.aaa.aaa ;
option domain-name-servers ccc.ccc.ccc.ccc ;
option domain-name "isds.duke.edu" ;
#----------------------------------------------------------------------#
# PRINTERS
#----------------------------------------------------------------------#
group {
# Tektronix Color printer
host color {
hardware ethernet 08:00:11:08:fb:47 ;
fixed-address color ;
}
}
#----------------------------------------------------------------------#
# Net boot?
#----------------------------------------------------------------------#
group {
use-host-decl-names on ;
next-server server ;
filename "/ris/kit/vmunix1" ;
option root-path "/ris/kit" ;
host client {
hardware ethernet 0:0:f8:1f:cc:12 ;
fixed-address client ;
}
}
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Institute of Statistics and Decision Sciences Phone: (919) 684-5419
Duke University Fax: (919) 684-8594
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