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es:slackware:pxe_install [2019/08/16 17:32 (UTC)] – [Configuring the PXE server] slackwarespanol | es:slackware:pxe_install [2019/08/16 17:35 (UTC)] – [Configuración del servidor PXE] slackwarespanol | ||
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- | * NETWORK: \\ En la sección | + | * NETWORK: \\ En la sección |
- | * If you boot this PXE server in a network where a DHCP server is already providing automatic network address assignment | + | * Si inicia este servidor |
- | * If no DHCP server was found in your local network | + | * Si no se encontró un servidor |
* 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: \\ {{ : | * 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: \\ {{ : | ||
* 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: | * 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: |