Re: Re: ltsp still not working as advertised.....
john-paul drawneek <[email protected]>
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"CyberOrg" <[email protected]> wrote: > On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 4:02 PM, john-paul drawneek > <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Can't find tftp host... >> >> Why is it looking for a host called tftp? >> >> Lets check the docs... nope nothing in there..... >> > > It looks for tftp server, if it cant find, it take dhcpd server as a > tftp server and continues from there. it is trying to ping tftp - but it can't resolv it, and i don't know why as everything else can. "can assign SERVER IP/name rebooting" - It then craps up and after 120 sec it resets, been doing that for a while now. Any way to pass that info in through grub? > > Check the firewall on the LTSP server. Chect /etc/xinet.d/tftpd, it > should be pointing to /srv/tftpboot. yep - thats all fine, turned all security off to see if that did anything... Will need a list of port at some point for the firewalls. > > DHCP, TFTP and LTSP servers should be running on one server, and there > should not be any other dhcpd running in the network. which it is. Test env is the ltsp and a box on a network on its own - no joy Real env there going to be a DHCP out of our control, thats why I want to use something like grub netboot or usb etc... Off to lunch. > > Ciao > > -J > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >