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BOOTP and PXE TG582n
06-01-2014 11:04 PM
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Does any one know how to configure the TG582n to allow me to PXE boot some PCs i have?
I have used the following coomands:
dhcp server option tmpladd name=s optionid=66
dhcp server option tmpladd name=f optionid=67
dhcp server option instadd policy=always name=s tmplname=s enterprise=66 value=(addr)192.168.0.99
dhcp server option instadd policy=always name=f tmplname=f enterprise=67 value=(ascii)pxelinux.0
dhcp server pool config name=LAN_DHCP_Default state=disabled
dhcp server pool optadd name=LAN_DHCP_Default instname=s
dhcp server pool optadd name=LAN_DHCP_Default instname=f
dhcp server pool config name=LAN_DHCP_Default state=enabled
This does return a the DHCP option in a request but no infomation in the boot reply for next server or file
Thanks in advance!
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Re: BOOTP and PXE TG582n
09-01-2014 9:05 PM
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Should i presume that this is not possible and should seek alternative DHCP/BootP method?
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Re: BOOTP and PXE TG582n
09-01-2014 9:42 PM
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It's not something I've tried but I would question the use of the DHCP pool "LAN_DHCP_Default"
Is that pool correctly configure and assigned to the correct IP interface?
Is it possible to test with the default pool, "LAN_private" used by the plusnet firmware.
Is that pool correctly configure and assigned to the correct IP interface?
Is it possible to test with the default pool, "LAN_private" used by the plusnet firmware.
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Re: BOOTP and PXE TG582n
09-01-2014 10:46 PM
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Are there options to enable bootp / booting?
I've set up PXE using isc-dhcpd before now and as well as setting the configuration variables for next server, filename, etc. it was also required to explicitly enable the bootp server in it's config file.
I've set up PXE using isc-dhcpd before now and as well as setting the configuration variables for next server, filename, etc. it was also required to explicitly enable the bootp server in it's config file.
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10-01-2014 2:46 PM
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Quote from: npr It's not something I've tried but I would question the use of the DHCP pool "LAN_DHCP_Default"
Is that pool correctly configure and assigned to the correct IP interface?
Is it possible to test with the default pool, "LAN_private" used by the plusnet firmware.
LAN_DHCP_Default is "LAN private" although renamed as I have mutiple networks
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10-01-2014 2:53 PM
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Quote from: avatastic Are there options to enable bootp / booting?
I've set up PXE using isc-dhcpd before now and as well as setting the configuration variables for next server, filename, etc. it was also required to explicitly enable the bootp server in it's config file.
There are no GUI options for this configuration on this router so I have followed a blog post, but I have only found one person/page via search engines that references this and documented it.
I have configure other DHCP/Bootp systems before so I must just create new VLAN and linux DHCP for doing system builds and booting phones.
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