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The Server Record<br />

The server record in the RPL.MAP file contains 14 fields. The syntax rules <strong>for</strong><br />

this record are the same as those listed <strong>for</strong> the workstation record. Table 2<br />

describes each field in the server record.<br />

Table 2. The RPL.MAP file - Server record field descriptions<br />

Field Name/Value Description<br />

1 yyyyyyyyyyyy This field consists of 12 y characters.<br />

2 xxxxxxxx.CNF This field specifies the boot block configuration file<br />

used to start a client. See Section Section 2.4.1.1,<br />

“Boot block definition (CNF) file” on page 34.<br />

3 3 or 0 This field specifies the number of retries in a given<br />

period (specified in Field 4) that a requester with no<br />

specific entry in the RPL.MAP file must request IPL<br />

be<strong>for</strong>e a RPL.MAP entry with a wildcard character is<br />

used.<br />

30 <strong>WorkSpace</strong> <strong>On</strong>-<strong>Demand</strong> <strong>2.0</strong> <strong>Feature</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Windows</strong> Clients<br />

If there is only one RIPL server, this value should be<br />

0. Otherwise, the value must be non-zero so that<br />

every Remote IPL server has a chance to service the<br />

request.<br />

4 10 This field specifies the time interval in seconds during<br />

which the number of unanswered IPL requests<br />

specified in Field 3 must be received be<strong>for</strong>e a default<br />

IPL configuration is used.<br />

5 N or A This field specifies whether the remote IPL server<br />

acknowledges each packet sent. The valid values are<br />

A (acknowledge) or N (do not acknowledge). Usually,<br />

N is specified since A increases network traffic.<br />

6 <strong>IBM</strong>LAN$ or ~ For DOS RIPL, this is the net name where the DOS<br />

images are located. The images are assumed to be in<br />

the \<strong>IBM</strong>LAN\DCDB\IMAGES directory path from this<br />

share. For OS/2 and <strong>WorkSpace</strong> <strong>On</strong>-<strong>Demand</strong> RIPL,<br />

this field must contain a tilde character.

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