On Saturday 29 June 2002 11:11 pm, Hal Vaughan wrote:
> I have only one problem: I'm working with all-in-one motherboards, and it
> seems unlikely I'll have the MAC address for the ethernet adapter
It's highly unlikely that you will need the MAC addresses.
MAC addresses are only needed by LTSP
Am Sonntag, 30. Juni 2002 08:11 schrieb Hal Vaughan:
Hi Hal,
> I've been searching the net for something like LTSP.
glad you found it. No need to search any further ...
> Can I still get a machine to
> netboot if I don't know it's IP address? Or is there a way to read it from
> the server? I fi
Hi
Make a boot with your client and then read the file dhcpd.leases in /var/???
on the server with the dhcpd-service. The last entry are the last boot with the
MAC address of your client. Then can make the entry in the /etc/dhcpd.conf of the
server with your required IP address ...
Bye
Karl
I've been searching the net for something like LTSP.
I am working for a company that will, within the year or two have a number of
Linux boxes throughout the state, and will likely soon be adding more in
other states. Due to the number of systems and the fact that this is a small
company, the
