Christine Tran wrote:
Dan Mick's primer is great, but don't mix and match. JET will do all your dhcp config for you.Update. (I'm keeping this thread here, instead of moving to [EMAIL PROTECTED], to finish it out.)I ripped out SUNWjet 4.1.0 and installed latest, 4.4.4, and the weird refusal to make an nbp.SUNW.i86pc went away. I'm working off Dan Mick's "PXE netboot for x86 clients" and I have a couple of follow-on questions.
BTW, 4.4.4 will allow you to set dhcp, and will revert to grub automatically if available. Could you send the output of make_client using 4.4.4?
You should. You needed to edit the /opt/SUNWjet/Products/base_config/solaris/make_dhcp script with your network information before running it.I don't have a DHCP net table, pntadm -P <my network> is blank. Should I have something here?
Failing that, if the network is not defined, and the client template contains the defaultrouter entry, it will create the network macro for you.
My client and server are on same segment, a 10 network. It's just my automated install network, not used for anything else. The server has another interface, the default router and the rest of the world is this way. dhtadm shows my macro has having a router entry, with my non-10 default router. I was expecting this to be blank. Would this confuse my client or my server, having this router set in here? It shouldn't ever be needed.
Which macro? Can you send output of: dhtadm -P and pntadm -P 10.0.1.0
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