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To: "Thomas P. Holmes [ Systems ]" <tholmes@thebiz.net>
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Subject: Re: diskless booting
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Thomas P. Holmes [ Systems ] writes:
 > > 
 > > Thomas Holmes writes:
 > >  > Hi, I'm sure this has came up in the past but I'm not finding what I'm
 > >  > looking for in the archieves.
 > >  > 
 > >  > I have an alpha ds10 that I am trying to netboot.  It was netbooting
 > >  > 4.0-RELEASE up
 > >  > until a few days ago. I'm trying to upgrade to 4.5-RLEASEp2 and I'm
 > > not even
 > >  > seing
 > > 
 > > What did you change?  
 > 
 > I removed the machine from the rack and now booting off of a different
 > master server.  The new master server is servering up dhcp just fine for
 > intel.  I'm seeing NO packets in a tcpdump on the dhcp server from the
 > alpha.  It is like the packet is not even hitting the interface.  I've
 > tried the second interface as well and no change.

So, you're saying that the SRM bootp request hasn't made it to the server?

Do you have the following, or equivalent, options in your dhcpd config file:

allow bootp;
always-reply-rfc1048 on ;

Drew


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