Hello Prem, When opening that panel, you should first decide which method of booting you are going to use. If you need to make a boot floppy(which is probably the easiest and most reliable), press the button on the panel to do that. Then you should press the "Collect MAC Addresses" button. At that point the wizard is listening to the network for dhcp requests. At this point you should boot the clients using the floppy you created or over the network adapter if they support PXE boot. The panel may hang briefly during this process, but it should refresh whenever there is network activity, so it shouldn't be long. When the client boots you should see it sending DHCP requests and then see its MAC address in the panel. You can then assign it to the client.
So, at what point in this procedure are you having trouble? Is it right when the panel comes up, or after starting the collection? Are you getting any errors in the console that you started the wizard from? Mike On Fri, 2002-03-22 at 10:37, Ganapathy Premnarayan wrote: > Respected Sir/Madame, > > We are trying to setup a Linux cluster using oscar-1.2.1, at the 3rd step of > the wizard i.e setup networking....we are unable to collect the MAC-id's the > server hangs when we try doing that...could you help us out with this > problem. > > Regards, > Prem > _______________________________________________ Oscar-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/oscar-users
