> Just a clarification -- you're using net-boot but not DHCP?
> i.e. there is nothing on the local disk, and you want to load
> the entire OS over the network, but you do not want to use
> the network to assign hostnames and IP addresses?
DHCP with the 'this address always uses this IP' trick in dhcpd.conf usually
works. Why not use this? This goes under 'subnet' decleration in ISC's
bind:
host HOSTNAME {
hardware ethernet 00:D0:B7:C9:FE:30
option domain-name "internal.yourcompany.com";
fixed-address ip.address.goes.here;
option host-name "HOSTNAME";
}
Regards,
P
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