Ok! Thx Jochen Op 10 apr. 2012 11:41 schreef "Simon Kelley" <[email protected]> het volgende:
> On 10/04/12 10:15, Jochen Dekeyser wrote: > >> I looked into the pxespec.pdf and the RFC's 2131 and 2132. If I get >> this right, theoretically, it is possible, but it probably has never >> been implemented? >> >> So, I will be looking for other solutions :-). >> >> > It's tricky. Most systems which PXE-boot do so in two phases. First the > PXE ROM does it's stuff which includes getting a DHCP lease and all the PXE > information. The PXE ROM then downloads a boot loader (ie PXELinux) which > has access to the IP address and any other information the PXE subsystem > gets. The bootloader then downloads and runs the Linux kernel and the > system starts. It then does DHCP _again_, using the normal Linux DHCP > client. > > The first stage could conceivably use information from the proxy server, > but I don't know of any Linux DHCP clients that will even try and talk to a > PXE-proxy. Since the stuff you're sending looks like it's needed for the > running system, using a DHCP-proxy is a non-starter. > > An alternative solution looks good :-) > > Cheers, > > Simon. >
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