[dhcwg] DHCP Client
Prakash P <Prakash@kshema.com> Sat, 16 March 2002 03:31 UTC
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From: Prakash P <Prakash@kshema.com>
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How the DHCP client in Linux pass the network parameters that it get's from the DHCP server to the clients like NFS client, TFTP client and NTP client? 1. DHCP client will get the NFS related information from the DHCP server, like server address and the directory to mount. How this information will be passed on to the NFS client on the Linux box to mount the remote directory from the server? (In a diskless client) 2. DHCP client will get the TFTP related information from the DHCP server like Server address and the path of the image file to boot/load. How this information will be passed on to the TFTP client on the Linux box during the remote booting (In a diskless client) 3. DHCP client will get the NTP related information from the DHCP server like NTP server address. How this information will be passed on to the NTP client on the Linux box to synchronize the Time with the server. Thanks and Regards Prakash P Kshema Technologies Ltd., Kshema Dhama, Bangalore Board No:- 91-80-8603600-10, Extn:- 1200 _______________________________________________ dhcwg mailing list dhcwg@ietf.org https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/dhcwg
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