All that stuff is right in the documentation. At least the documentation I have. I
bet if you re4ad the docs now you will see that also.
Also, sounds like there are two dhcp servers running which in not a good idea. Shoot,
If I have less than 100 machines i find it silly to use dhcp. It is a large security
hole as anyone can plug in and be on the nw.
and could we all trim these long emails?
Have fun.
On Fri, 5 Apr 2002 08:41:25 -0800 (PST)
Tony Ly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed into the bitstream:
~Jim,
~
~I'm a happy man now that I finally got it. What
~happened was I did not have tftp, nfs, dhcp running.
~On top of that, since I have a linksys router, it adds
~another complexity level, All the default IPs have
~192.168.1.X instead of 192.168.0.X as the default
~initialization. I know you mentioned it in the
~trouble-shooting here and there :) My recommendation
~would be in the installation document, add a
~prerequite and check list. In there, mention that we
~have to have the required daemons running (tftp, dhcp,
~nfs...) before proceeding. It's because many
~installations usually turn off these services for
~security reasons.
~
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