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Configuring BayStack Remote Access

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To set up BootPD to respond to booting routers:

root

, view the contents of the

/etc

directory to determine if it already

contains a

bootptab

file.

If it does contain a bootptab file, skip steps 2 and 3 and proceed to step 4 to

edit this file.

Enter the following command to copy the

bootptab

file to the

/etc

directory:

cp /usr/wf/config/bootptab /etc

Use a text editor to open the

bootptab

file in the

/etc

directory.

In the

bootptab

file, type the information that pertains to the BayStack

routers in your network.

The section that follows explains how to format your entries. Use Tables 2-1

and 2-2

to determine which tags and values you need. Figure 2-1 shows the

sample bootptab file included with the Site Manager software. The comments

in this file explain the sample definitions.

Save the

bootptab

file changes.

Editing the bootptab File

Specify a <hostname> definition in the bootptab file for each BayStack router in

your network. The format of each definition in the bootptab file is as follows:

hostname

>:\

:<tg>=<value>:\

:<tg>=<value>:

• <hostname> is a name you assign to a BootP client (each BayStack router is a

client). Each <hostname> definition must:

-- Contain a maximum of 79 characters

-- Contain alphanumeric characters, and an alphabetic first character

-- Not contain an underscore (_)

Note:

The bootptab file must reside in the /etc directory. BootPD fails if it

cannot find the bootptab file in /etc.

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