Configuring Netboot Services with Site Manager
You can use Site Manager to create the BootP relay agent forwarding table.
Site Manager Procedure
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1. | In the Configuration Manager window, | The Protocols menu opens. | |
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2. | Choose IP. | The IP menu opens. | |
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3. | Choose BOOTP. | The BOOTP menu opens. | |
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4. | Choose Relay Agent Interface Table. | The BOOTP Relay Agent Interface Table | |
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| window opens.* |
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5. | Click on Forward I/F (interface). | The BOOTP Relay Agent Forwarding | |
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| Table window opens. |
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6. | Click on Add. | The BOOTP Addresses window opens. | |
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7. | Set the following parameters: |
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| • | Input IP Address |
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| • | Output IP Address |
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| Click on Help or refer to the parameter |
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| descriptions beginning on page |
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8. | Click on OK. | The BOOTP Relay Agent Forwarding | |
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| Table window lists the connector and |
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| input IP address on the left, and the |
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| connector and output IP address on the |
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| right. |
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| If you specify an IP address of an |
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| interface that is not configured, ??? |
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| appears instead of the connector (for |
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| example, ??? 192.32.23.3). If you |
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| configure the IP address, Site Manager |
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| displays the appropriate connector. |
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9. | Click on Done. | You return to the BOOTP Relay Agent | |
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| Interface Table window. |
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*Click on Help or see Configuring SNMP, BootP, and DHCP Services for a description of the parameters in the BOOTP Relay Agent Interface Table window. Make sure that the Timeout Secs. parameter is set to the default, 0.