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Setting Up a UNIX Boot Server

2-5

Table 2-1 lists the tags for router host names. Table 2-2 lists the tags for boot

image names.

Table 2-1. BOOTPD Tags for a Router Host Name

Tag

Required or

Optional Value Example

ip Required IP address — the host IP address

of the router.

ip=192.32.5.2

sm Optional Subnet mask — the host subnet

mask of the router.

sm=255.255.255.0

T129 Required Pathname of the router

conﬁguration ﬁle. The maximum

path length is 49 characters.

T129="/usr/cfg/

asn_Bost.cfg"

T130 Required Size of the router conﬁguration ﬁle

in 512-byte blocks. The setting of

this tag determines how much

memory the router allocates for

the ﬁle. Set this tag to 0x0004.

T130=0x0004

tc Optional Table continuation

— pointer to a

deﬁnition in another location in the

same ﬁle for additional

information. The information this

tag points to is common to all

routers that need to boot using

BOOTP. If information in a

deﬁnition for a speciﬁc router is

inconsistent with the deﬁnition this

tag points to, BOOTPD uses the

information for the speciﬁc router.

tc=general

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