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If you haven't got one already, please make sure that you get this working before you continue! | If you haven't got one already, please make sure that you get this working before you continue! | ||
Then goto Yast and select Network Services | Then goto Yast and | ||
*select Network Services | |||
*TFTP Server, | |||
*click enable and point to /tftpboot | |||
*open port in FireWall | |||
*possibly create the /tftpboot dir | |||
*and then Quit. | |||
Revision as of 20:27, 14 January 2008
This document shows quick and dirty how to install a working PXE boot server on OpenSuse 10.3
We start of course with a working server with a static IP address and a working DHCP server. If you haven't got one already, please make sure that you get this working before you continue!
Then goto Yast and
- select Network Services
- TFTP Server,
- click enable and point to /tftpboot
- open port in FireWall
- possibly create the /tftpboot dir
- and then Quit.