Hi folks:
I have been using dnsmasq for a few years within a simple network and
some linux clusters. With the inclusion of the DHCP bits, and the bootp
bits, suddenly the idea of replacing that fine bit of work known as the
ISC DHCP server seems possible (and quite likely).
I have
Joe Landman wrote:
Hi folks:
I have been using dnsmasq for a few years within a simple network and
some linux clusters. With the inclusion of the DHCP bits, and the bootp
bits, suddenly the idea of replacing that fine bit of work known as the
ISC DHCP server seems possible (and quite
sigh
s/nbgrub/pxegrub/*
Works. Thanks.
Simon Kelley wrote:
Joe Landman wrote:
Hi folks:
I have been using dnsmasq for a few years within a simple network
and some linux clusters. With the inclusion of the DHCP bits, and the
bootp bits, suddenly the idea of replacing that fine bit of
Joe Landman wrote:
sigh
s/nbgrub/pxegrub/*
Works. Thanks.
OK.
FYI, option 150 was missing in the packet traces you sent because it was
missing from the requested options list. I guess nbgrub doesn't
support option 150 so it doesn't ask the DHCP server for it.
Cheers,
Simon.
