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6. <strong>opsi</strong>-Module: depot server<br />

server-name "schleppi";<br />

subnet 194.31.185.0 netmask 255.255.255.0{<br />

option routers 194.31.185.5;<br />

option domain-name "<strong>uib</strong>.net";<br />

option domain-name-servers 194.31.185.14;<br />

#Group the PXE bootable hosts together<br />

group {<br />

Here is the beginning of a group of PCs within a subnet;<br />

Example: Group of PCs with PXE-Network-Interface-Controllers.<br />

# PXE-specific configuration directives...<br />

# option dhcp-class-identifier "PXEClient";<br />

# unless you're using dynamic addresses<br />

filename "linux/pxelinux.0";<br />

All PCs within this group use a Linux bootfile, unless something different is defined in<br />

the PC-entry.<br />

host pcbon13 {<br />

hardware ethernet 00:00:CB:62:EB:2F;<br />

}<br />

This entry only contains hostname and hardware address (MAC).<br />

The hardware address is six couples of hexadecimal characters (not case sensitive),<br />

which must be separated by a colon!<br />

}<br />

}<br />

The curly brackets mark the end of the segments 'group' and 'subnet'.<br />

If a new PC should join the subnet, it has to be registered in 'dhcpd.conf'.<br />

After changing the DHCP configuration file, the DHCP server must be restarted, so<br />

that the new configuration is applied to the DHCP server:<br />

/etc/init.d/dhcp3-server restart<br />

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