I looked through the installadm code and it looks like it was
simply a choice to take a shortcut and only support C class subnets
for the prototype release. There are only a handful of places
in the code that makes use the network number, and these
places just need to be changed to use a properly calculated
network number instead of the first three octets of the system's
IP address. These places are:
setup-sparc.sh
wanboot configuration
- network number used throughout for setting up
wanboot configuration.
/etc/netboot/<network number>
setup-dhcp.sh
create_dhcp_server()
- netwrk number used to pass to "dhcpconfig -N network"
add_ip_address()
- network number used to pass to "pntadm -P network"
assign_dhcp_macro()
- network number used to pass to "pntadm -P network"
- network number used to pass to "pntadm -D network"
- network number used to pass to "pntadm -A network"
Calculating the proper network is fairly straightforward
given the IP address and the netmask. I am going to proceed
with this fix as noted above. Please chime in if there are
any differing thoughts.
thanks,
-ethan
