PXE Booting

Jason Frisvold frisvolj at lafayette.edu
Fri Apr 30 19:16:57 UTC 2010


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Greetings,

	We're looking to implement PXE booting for specific subnets.  I have
looked at using classes to implement this, but we've run into some
concerns with allow/deny statements in the subnets.

	It was recently suggested that we specify option 66 & 67 directly in
the subnet declarations themselves.  Are there any caveats that I should
look out for?  ie, will "normal" clients continue to work as-is, or does
the introduction of these options mean we will start to see odd behavior?

Thanks,

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Jason Frisvold
Network Engineer
frisvolj at lafayette.edu
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"What I cannot create, I do not understand"
   - Richard Feynman
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