Except if you are using DHCP enable a netboot of a SPARC you will need to tell
the client where to find its kernel image:
host clientname {
filename "/tftpboot/tftpboot.img";
server-name "servername";
next-server servername;
hardware ethernet 01:23:45:67:89:AB;
fixed-address 192.168.1.90;
}
Not something linksys is likely to help with.
I wouldn't worry about the config though ... the link I posted pretty much gives
you the dhcpd config for you.
Austin
Kevin Brown wrote:
> Setting up DHCP on a client or setting up a DHCP server? DHCP client is
> easy. When the installer wants to set up the NIC, just tell it to use
> DHCP. Server, not so easy, but since most SOHO network appliances use
> it, not really a problem. Linksys/DLink/Netgear Cable/DSL routers all
> come with the ability to dish out IPs to devices.
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