Could I ask you to explain a bit more here? Where is the "config.tel" file
located? From your description, it sounds like it is on the Novell server
... if so, you'd do better to pose this question on a Novell support list
than a Linux support list
But perhaps I'm misreading your message. If so, please describe a bit more
about how Linux manages these diskless workstations and what app uses the
"config.tel" file.
PS No such thing as "linux 5.2". Remind us of what you are actually using
(e.g., Red Hat 5.2, Mandrake 5.2, SuSE 5.2 -- they are the only ones I can
think of offhand that had a 5.2 version).
At 02:52 PM 3/22/00 +0530, Sandeep Shetty wrote:
>Hi all,
> I have a linux 5.2 server. The problem is there are 10 diskless
>nodes. The nodes are connected to a Netware Sever, now when I use telnet I
>can access the linux Server from only one node. If I try to login from
>more than one nodes it wont connect, but displays a message that there is
>conflict in the IP address. The problem is in the config.tel file. the
>server takes only the first "myip=x.x.x.x" though i have entered many
>ipaddresses for the nodes in the config.tel file .
> I think the syntax for "myip x.x.x.x" must contain some other info
>such that when we switch on the node the ip address increases by one. For
>eg. if "myip=121.232.4.1" in config.tel, then this value is for node1 , if
>for another node a IP address should be 121.232.4.2 ,for node 3 it would
>be 121.232.4.3 and so on. can any body help?
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