> I am routinely netbooting (PXE) my solaris machines > from ISC DHCP server running > on Linux. Works very well. I am not sure what kind of > additional > support does it take > to claim it is good to go.
The catch is of course that stuff that makes it into OpenSolaris isn't guaranteed to be carried over into Solaris. So, while ISC's DHCP might be perfectly fine for OpenSolaris, if it isn't merged into Solaris and there should trouble with PXE and JumpStart, there's noone to turn to for commercial support. That's what I meant by support for JumpStart and PXE. > Another thought - I think coexisting of both Sun' and > ISC dhcp servers shouldn't > be too complex thing with SMF. It's technically possible. All that would need to be done if for ISC's DHCP to have his own FMRI istance defined. That's almost trivial, actually. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
