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Configuring BayStack Remote Access

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The sample bootptab file shown in Figure 2-1 enables two ANs (named

AN.Boston and AN.Chicago) to boot over the network. Use the basic format

shown in Figure 2-1 to set up your own bootptab file.

Verifying Consistent BootP Service

You may want to configure a second workstation as a BootP server for backup

purposes. If you do so, make sure that the two bootptab files are identical. Also,

make sure that the kernel, application, and string files are from the same BayRS

version.

Table 2-2. BootPD Tags for a Kernel File Name

Tag

Required

or Optional Value Example

hd Required Home directory -- the directory on

the workstation containing the

kernel files. By default, the Image

Builder writes its files to the

directory specified in the example.

The

rel< number >

directory

contains the current BayRS

release. If you change the default

or move the files to another

directory, specify that directory.

hd=/$HOME/.builder_dir/

rel120/an

bf Required Boot file -- the name of the kernel

file.

bf=krnl_an.exe

bs Required Boot size

-- the size of the kernel

file in 512-byte blocks. If you

specify

auto

as the size, the BootP

server calculates the size of the

file for each BootP request.

bs=auto

vm Required Vendor magic cookie selector

the BootP server should always

reply in a manner compliant with

RFC 1048. You must specify

rfc1048

for this tag in order for the

BayStack router to understand the

BootP responses it receives.

vm=rfc1048

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