From: Gary Brett (gary.brett@fidessa.com)
Date: Fri Mar 16 2007 - 08:11:58 EST
Hi
I have posted to the list before with a similar question asking whether I
should use ISC's or Sun's bundled DHCP server, but unfortunately my hand has
been forced and we are only allowed to use the SUN built in DHCP server, oh
well ....my question is this..
Whilst I have successfully set up PXE booting for x86 boxes from this DHCP
server and am jumping boxes just fine. I am now tasked with jumping some SPARC
Solaris 8 boxes too, but through the same DHCP server (not a RARP server).
Does anybody know which macros I need to create/populate to point the SPARC
client toward the TFTP server and the sysidcfg file etc etc. I just can't find
any documentation regarding Sun's own DHCP server integrating with jumpstart
for the SPARC platform at all .......everything refers to the x86/PXE stuff
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated
Cheers
Gary
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