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Table of Contents
- Overview of bootpd
- bootpd Files
- Configuring bootpd
- Editing the Services File
- Adding BOOTP Server to inetd
Configuration
- The bootpd Configuration File
- Creating and Linking bootpd
Configuration File
- Editing the bootpd Configuration
File
- Adding Client and Relay Data to
bootpd Configuration File
- Syntax of bootpd Configuration
Entries
- Tags Used in bootpd Configuration
File
- Editing Tips
- Sample bootpd Configuration Files
- Starting bootpd
- Starting bootpd Under inetd
- Command Line Options for bootpd
- Troubleshooting bootpd
- Diagnostic Options
- Sample Diagnostic Results
- Implementation Differences
The Internet Boot Protocol daemon, or bootpd, is used to boot LAN
devices such as routers, printers, X-terminals, and diskless workstations.
Nodes on the network use bootpd to get configuration information such
as an IP address and a
subnet mask and automatically boot the
device. This chapter describes:
- How to configure bootpd.
- How to start bootpd once it has been configured.
- Implementation differences between bootpd for MPE/iX and
bootpd for HP-UX.
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