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--On 5/4/99, 2:17 PM +0200 Andreas Lundqvist wrote:
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} This works but then it get's a ip address from the range, not what I was
} hoping for.
}
} If I write like this:
}
} group {
} filename "/tftpboot/Xncd.3.2.1/Xncd19c";
} next-server kpserv;
} host ncd64 {
} hardware ethernet 00:00:a7:13:a4:2a;
} fixed-address 172.16.110.64;
} }
}
}}
}
} It get's the address 172.16.110.64 but it can't find the file, instead the
} terminal prints out that it tries to boot from file 'q8.se' which is my
} domain...
}
What you did (in the second example) looks exactly like we did
to download images into some of our own devices. You may need
to take a look at the dhcpd traffic with tcpdump to see if there's
a problem with the client not parsing the string it's receiving.
What version of dhcpd are you running?
Jim
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