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DHCP command incomplete
2011-12-20, 20:25
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RE: DHCP command incomplete
(2011-12-20 19:08)lstraath Wrote:  #!ipxe
dhcp
isset ${224} && ${224}
autoboot

This script does not work because option 224 is rejected by ipxe. If it would not be rejected it would do:
1 a dhcp request
2 when option 224 would contain a valid command it would execute this command.
3 when there is nothing in option 224 it would autoboot.

You can test my idea by replacing ${224} with ${initiator-iqn} and put something usefull in your dhcp server sanboot string option like "chain http://myserver/boot.php". Only thing is we don't want to use ${initiator-iqn} for this but some user defined options (224 to 254).

So my idea is when you do a dhcp request make sure ALL (0-255) the dhcp-options you get from the dhcp server are available in script.

All options provided by the DHCP server are made available to the script. You need to configure your DHCP server to override the DHCP parameter request list to force the DHCP server to hand out your custom option 224 (which will not be requested by iPXE). For ISC DHCPD, look up the documentation for "option dhcp-parameter-request-list".

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DHCP command incomplete - lstraath - 2011-12-20, 19:08
RE: DHCP command incomplete - mcb30 - 2011-12-20 20:25



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