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# Copyright 2003-2007 Francois Dupoux - www.sysresccd.org
# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2
# Config file for /etc/init.d/pxebootsrv
# Have a look at the PXE chapter in the official manual for more details:
# http://www.sysresccd.org/Sysresccd-manual-en_PXE_network_booting
# ------------------------- README ------------------------------------
# The pxebootsrv service allows to provide a PXE-boot-server for
# SystemRescueCd out of the box. You just need to edit the following
# options and run "/etc/init.d/pxebootsrv restart", and you can boot
# any computer of your local network with PXE.
#
# You must configure these options if the current SystemRescueCd system
# acts as DHCP-server and TFTP-server and HTTP-server. If you keep this
# default behavior you just need to edit these options and start the
# service with "/etc/init.d/pxebootsrv restart".
# If you don't want the current system to be the DHCP server, you will have
# to configure everything by hand and it will not be possible to use
# the pxebootsrv service.
# ------------------------ CONFIGURATION -------------------------------
# By default the current systems acts as DHCP and TFTP and HTTP server
# If you want another machine of you network to act as one of those
# you will have to turn the appropriate option yo "no"
# Set to "yes" if you want this machine to act as a DHCP server
PXEBOOTSRV_DODHCPD="yes"
# Set to "yes" if you want this machine to act as a TFTP server
PXEBOOTSRV_DOTFTPD="yes"
# Set to "yes" if you want this machine to act as an HTTP server
PXEBOOTSRV_DOHTTPD="yes"
# Set to "yes" if you want this machine to act as an NFS server
PXEBOOTSRV_DONFSD="no"
# Here is a typical PXE-Boot configuration --> update with your settings
PXEBOOTSRV_SUBNET="10.111.1.0" # Used only if PXEBOOTSRV_DODHCPD="yes"
PXEBOOTSRV_NETMASK="255.255.255.0" # Used only if PXEBOOTSRV_DODHCPD="yes"
PXEBOOTSRV_DEFROUTE="10.111.1.1" # Used only if PXEBOOTSRV_DODHCPD="yes"
PXEBOOTSRV_DNS="10.111.1.1" # Used only if PXEBOOTSRV_DODHCPD="yes"
PXEBOOTSRV_DHCPRANGE="10.111.1.50 10.111.1.90" # Used only if PXEBOOTSRV_DODHCPD="yes"
PXEBOOTSRV_LOCALIP="10.111.1.1"
PXEBOOTSRV_IF="eth0"
# Keep these values to $PXEBOOTSRV_LOCALIP if the current computer
# acts as TFTP server and HTTP server as well as DHCP server
PXEBOOTSRV_TFTPSERVER="$PXEBOOTSRV_LOCALIP" # IP address of the TFTP server if PXEBOOTSRV_DODHCPD="yes"
PXEBOOTSRV_HTTPSERVER="http://$PXEBOOTSRV_LOCALIP/sysrcd.dat" # download URL
# Set a low value to boot faster. Default, wait 900 deciseconds (1min30sec)
PXEBOOTSRV_TIMEOUT="50" # Used only if PXEBOOTSRV_DOTFTPD="yes"
# You can append extra parameters
PXEBOOTSRV_EXTRA="" # Used only if PXEBOOTSRV_DOTFTPD="yes"