by the way...in the centos machine running virtual..should i ran bridgemode...or nat? in the clinetside bridge mode?
thanks....
centos 6.2 problems with dhcp
Re: centos 6.2 problems with dhcp
you should use Bridged mode for all your VMs, NAT mode will set a different network and you cant reach the pxe server.
I would suggest using the original DHCPd file suppliet with ERPXE, don't change anything and set your pxe server IP to 10.0.0.1
also check again your config using this tutorial:
http://erpxe.org/CentOS_installation_instructions
I would suggest using the original DHCPd file suppliet with ERPXE, don't change anything and set your pxe server IP to 10.0.0.1
also check again your config using this tutorial:
http://erpxe.org/CentOS_installation_instructions
Re: centos 6.2 problems with dhcp
happy new year. sorry for the late respond..., hmm i tested a week ago dhcp alreday assigns an ipaddrr to da client side..i didnt change to 10.0.0.1 yet..
now im stuck on the tftp stage...but its not tftp timeout...or something. the path is visible...but it just freezes...or stuck on tftp://192.168.3.1/path/...??
something with the tftp config?? or do i need to run iptables to allow port 69 on firewall???
thanks
now im stuck on the tftp stage...but its not tftp timeout...or something. the path is visible...but it just freezes...or stuck on tftp://192.168.3.1/path/...??
something with the tftp config?? or do i need to run iptables to allow port 69 on firewall???
thanks
Re: centos 6.2 problems with dhcp
il test it again...is it with the the defualt file? i follow the guide on wiki.. hmm the tftp remap is there also on the config...
the "pxelinux.0" as the bootfile...but as what im seeing its the Ipxe bootscript...hmm il check it again on the dchp config.
thanks
the "pxelinux.0" as the bootfile...but as what im seeing its the Ipxe bootscript...hmm il check it again on the dchp config.
thanks
Re: centos 6.2 problems with dhcp
check you log file
'/var/log/messages'
you should see the tftp requests and response with error and error code
'/var/log/messages'
you should see the tftp requests and response with error and error code