Hi,
Simon Kelley wrote:
>
> Michael Welle wrote:
>
> >>Are you using BOOTP? If so, then that explains things. Can you use DHCP
> >>instead? (BYW the option 57 stuff is not specified for BOOTP, so that
> >>wouldn't help.)
> >
> > Sorry, I should have mentioned that. I guess my problem is solve
Michael Welle wrote:
Are you using BOOTP? If so, then that explains things. Can you use DHCP
instead? (BYW the option 57 stuff is not specified for BOOTP, so that
wouldn't help.)
Sorry, I should have mentioned that. I guess my problem is solved now
(and I should have a closer look at the rele
Hi,
Simon Kelley wrote:
>
> Michael Welle wrote:
>
> > no, this is the only option. Plus the default options set by
> > dnsmasq.
> >
> >
> >
> > You mean option 57 max msg size?
>
> Yep.
> Hm, the current packet size seems to
> > be 328 byte. How is it calculated?
>
> It's set to be the m
Michael Welle wrote:
no, this is the only option. Plus the default options set by
dnsmasq.
You mean option 57 max msg size?
Yep.
Hm, the current packet size seems to
be 328 byte. How is it calculated?
It's set to be the minimum size mandated by the DHCP spec, which is 576
bytes, HOWE
Hi,
Simon Kelley wrote:
>
> Michael Welle wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I wanted to net boot some Sparc machines using dnsmasq:
> >
> > dhcp-option=17,"/export/elena/root"
> > dhcp-boot=/tftpboot/boot.net.netbsd,bootsvr,192.168.42.1
> >
> > But setting the root-path doesn't work if the path is longer
Michael Welle wrote:
Hi,
I wanted to net boot some Sparc machines using dnsmasq:
dhcp-option=17,"/export/elena/root"
dhcp-boot=/tftpboot/boot.net.netbsd,bootsvr,192.168.42.1
But setting the root-path doesn't work if the path is longer than 8
characters. The first condition in do_opt() (rfc2131
Hi,
I wanted to net boot some Sparc machines using dnsmasq:
dhcp-option=17,"/export/elena/root"
dhcp-boot=/tftpboot/boot.net.netbsd,bootsvr,192.168.42.1
But setting the root-path doesn't work if the path is longer than 8
characters. The first condition in do_opt() (rfc2131.c) evaluates to
true a
Brandon Boles wrote:
Hi folks,
I have my local DNS (running dnsmasq) that is used for as a DNS cache as
well as serving up names for my local, internal network. I also connect
with a vpn client to another network, which gives me another DNS server
for internal names on the vpn network. So here
Hi folks,
I have my local DNS (running dnsmasq) that is used for as a DNS cache as
well as serving up names for my local, internal network. I also connect
with a vpn client to another network, which gives me another DNS server
for internal names on the vpn network. So here is what my resolv.conf
