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es:slackware:pxe_install [2019/08/16 17:21 (UTC)] – [Descripción general] slackwarespanoles:slackware:pxe_install [2019/08/16 17:35 (UTC)] – [Configuración del servidor PXE] slackwarespanol
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-===== Configuring the PXE server =====+===== Configuración del servidor PXE =====
  
-Use the **''NETWORK''** and **''SOURCE''** sections of the main menu to configure your PXE server.+Use las secciones ** '' NETWORK '' ** ** '' SOURCE '' ** del menú principal para configurar su servidor PXE.
  
-  * NETWORK:\\ In the NETWORK section you configure the computer’s network card: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver05.png }}\\  +   * NETWORK: \\ En la sección NETWORK, configura la tarjeta de red de la computadora: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver05.png }}\\  
-    If you boot this PXE server in a network where a DHCP server is already providing automatic network address assignment (in the typical domestic setupit is the Cable/DSL router which provides the DHCP serverthen pxesetup will prompt you to ask that DHCP server for an IP addressIt saves you from typing IP addresses and netmasksYou can of course still decide to enter a specific static IP address even if there is a DHCP server availableby clicking “No:\\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver06.png }} +Si inicia este servidor PXE en una red en la que un servidor DHCP ya proporciona la asignación automática de direcciones de red (en la configuración doméstica típicaes el enrutador Cable / DSL el que proporciona el servidor DHCP), entonces pxesetup le pedirá que pregunte a DHCP servidor para una dirección IP. Le ahorra escribir direcciones IP y máscaras de redPor supuesto, puede decidir ingresar una dirección IP estática específica, incluso si hay un servidor DHCP disponiblehaciendo clic en "No": \\{{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver06.png }} 
-    If no DHCP server was found in your local network (Slackware’s installer checks this when it boots and before you even see the command prompt), then have no choice but to enter a static IP addressnetmask and possibly (but not necessarilya default gateway: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver10.png }}+Si no se encontró un servidor DHCP en su red local (el instalador de Slackware lo verifica cuando se inicia y antes de que vea el símbolo del sistema), no tiene más remedio que ingresar una dirección IP estáticamáscara de red y posiblemente (pero no necesariamenteun puerta de enlace predeterminada: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver10.png }}
     * After the network interface has been configured, you will see a number of dialogs that let you determine whether the installer should start a DHCP server or not. If your network already runs a DHCP server, then it should not be disrupted by a “rogue” DHCP server! You will have an angry network administrator at your desk in no time.\\ Instead, pxesetup is smart enough that it only provides the required //netboot// functionality by acting as a proxy DHCP server: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver07.png }}     * After the network interface has been configured, you will see a number of dialogs that let you determine whether the installer should start a DHCP server or not. If your network already runs a DHCP server, then it should not be disrupted by a “rogue” DHCP server! You will have an angry network administrator at your desk in no time.\\ Instead, pxesetup is smart enough that it only provides the required //netboot// functionality by acting as a proxy DHCP server: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver07.png }}
     * A working DHCP server is required for PXE boot. So, if your network does not provide one, pxesetup will start its own built-in DHCP server and it will show you two additional dialogs in order to collect the required information: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver15.png }}     * A working DHCP server is required for PXE boot. So, if your network does not provide one, pxesetup will start its own built-in DHCP server and it will show you two additional dialogs in order to collect the required information: \\ {{ :slackware:pxe:pxeserver15.png }}
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