Re: Jumpstart Client does not seem to find boot server.

From: Eddie (eps102_at_xs4all.nl)
Date: 09/14/03


Date: Sun, 14 Sep 2003 21:48:18 +0200

Hi Vlad,

Debugging Jumpstart is a time-consuming task.....but of course you want it
to work (been there....)
What makes you conclude it's the default route?? You don't tell whether it
worked before (before the JASS hardening)....
I'd try and snoop both subnets (with a bit of grepping you'd be able to see
what traffic goes between client, boot- and js-server.....
Lot's of JS-errors (non-visible) I ran into was NFS problems....this can be
recognized during snoops when client is re-requesting NFS-locations.....How
are your subnets separated?? By a router or firewall?? Are you sure you
allow the right traffic between them (firewall rules and router access
lists)??

Good luck!

Eddie

"Vlad" <vgrama@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:8a63c3c7.0309141110.6f7d1e26@posting.google.com...
> Hello,
>
> I setup a JS install server (on one subnet) and on another subnet I
> setup a boot server.
> I use RARP/BOOTPARAMS for booting the client.
>
> When JS client boots (boot net -v) it finds the boot server,
> configures /dev and /devices says "using RPC bootparams ...", says
> configured eri0 (the only network interface on client) and here it
> dies.
>
> I presume the JS client does not get the default root from the Boot
> Server. The Boot Server has previously been hardened using JAAS. Does
> anyone know what service (or lines in /etc/init.d/inetsvc ???) should
> be started so that the JS client can find its way to the install
> server and mount the OS image ??
>
> I didn't find anywhere detailed information about how the default
> route gets transfered from boot server to install server. Normally I
> would not care "how exactly" it is done. But as you see I am forced
> to.
>
> Thank you.
> Vlad Grama.



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