> I have a couple of redhat boxes with the OS installed on the hard disk. If I
> want them to get their IP via dhcp off my LTSP server would i just set the
> IP and MAC addresses in dhcpd.conf?
Yes you can do it that way if you want those redhat boxen to have 'permanent' ip
addresses. You could also just set up a shared network in dhcpd.conf. From your post,
I am assuming that perhaps sometimes you want to boot the redhat boxen from the ltsp
server instead of local disk. You can make a workstation entry for those mac addresses
and it will work fine. When booting from local disk, the redhat box will get its dhcp
info from the workstation entry in dhcpd.conf. When booting from network the
workstation will get its dhcp info from the workstation entry also.
>How would i stop it using "option root-path" or would it ignore that line?
It will ignore that line, just like it will ignore 'next-server' and 'filename'
entries.
hope it helps
rob
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