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Connecting ASN Routers and BNX Platforms to a Network

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The sample bootptab ﬁle in Figure 2-1 enables two ASNs (named “ASN.Boston”

and “ASN.Chicago”) to boot across the network. Use the basic format shown in

Figure 2-1 to set up your own bootptab ﬁle.

Table 2-2. BOOTPD Tags for a Boot Image Name

Tag

Required

or Optional Value Example

hd Required Home directory — the directory

on the workstation containing the

boot ﬁles. By default, the Image

Builder writes its ﬁles to the

directory speciﬁed in the example.

The rel... number is the version

number of the current router

software release. If you change

the default or move the ﬁles to

another directory, specify that

directory.

hd=/$HOME/.builder_dir/

rel900/asn

bf Required Boot ﬁle

— the name of the boot

image.

bf=krnl_asn.exe

bs Required Boot size — the size of the boot

ﬁle in 512-octet blocks. If you

specify auto as the size, the

BOOTP server calculates the size

of the ﬁle for each BOOTP

request.

bs=auto

vm Required Vendor magic cookie selector

—

the BOOTP server should always

reply in a manner compliant with

RFC 1048. You must enter

rfc1048 for this tag, so that the

router can understand the BOOTP

responses it receives.

vm=rfc1048

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