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How to setup Unix as a tftp boot host for PS and PSII firmware
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How to setup Unix network node so that it serves as a tftp boot host for PS and PSII firmware. From Host Server: If the host system does not already have tftp activated, do the following:
tftp dgram udp (the remainder of this entry varies upon the O.S.) *Note: SCO Openserver and Unixware inetd.conf contains two tftp entries, uncomment the second tftp entry in the file.
# kill -1 [inetd_PID] Test to verify that tftp is running, from the host server: While in a directory other than tftpboot, type: # tftp [host_ip_address] tftp> get [tftp_file_name] You should see: recieved #### bytes in # seconds tftp> quit ß to return to root prompt If you receive an error message or the tftp file size is 0, tftp is still not running. If functioning properly proceed with the following. On the PortServer or PortServer II: #> set conf boothost=[tftp_host_ip_addr] bootfile=[tftp_boot_filename]
#> set config tftpboot=smart (or yes)
#> b a=r To permanately burn the current revision of firmware into flash. On the Portserver-II only: --Verify that you are running current firmware by doing 'set config' from the Portserver prompt. The top line should show current revision. After you verify you were able to boot from the current firmware image: #> boot load=[tftpboot_host_ip_address]:[tftp_boot_filename] --After 5-10 minutes you should see the message "The image in flash appears valid" Once successfully burned into flash: #> set config tftpboot=no
#> b a=rRevised 03/06/2000: RK/JG |
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