Dave:
If you have a DHCP service, any DHCP service, that is visible to the Sun
Ray DTUs why don't you create a scope limited to Vendor Id Tag
"SUNW.NewT.SUNW"**and with appropriate IP addresses. Don't fiddle with
all those other vendor tags, the better way to provide those, if needed,
is thru the *.parms file(s) in /tftpboot.
In your DNS, configure sunray-config-servers and sunray-servers to point
to your SRS server. You can also deliver the config server through
TFTPSRVR tag in you DHCP scope. Everything else is in your *.parms
file(s), for example:
servers=<ipaddr1>,...,<ipaddrN>
select=[random|inorder]
Finally, in your SRS configuration, just use /utadm -L on/ so the
software will listen for incoming connection requests from the LAN.
This is the modern way of setting up SRS networking and much easier than
all the hackery you are having to do. I have done more than a few
installs and have rarely used /utadm -a/. The only circumstance where I
might do that would be if I need a local "filling station" to upgrade
firmware in DTUs that for some odd reason didn't want to upgrade over
the network.
Art
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