I've done this in the past with RARP/BootParams. I have the locale map, and 'timehost' in NIS.
But the boot process with DHCP doesn't seem to be able to find the NIS domain and server. What am I missing? I add the subnet to the DHCP server with: dhcpconfig -N 172.30.170.0 -y Engineering.NIS -a 172.30.170.21 -m 255.255.255.0 -t 172.30.170.254 The values show up in the Macros in dhcpmgr. Running snoop during boot, shows that the bootparams call is still being attempted, but failing. What am I missing? -Kyle
