
Re: Second DHCP for PXE Client
"Mary" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We are running Novell as NOS and DHCP Server.
>
> However, we encounter problem when assigning IP address to
> PXE Client.
>
> We would like to know is it possible to install DHCP
> Service in a Windows 2000 Server so that it can assign IP
> address properly to the PXE Client.
Sure, in fact Windows considers this a requirement.
Also note that for Microsoft RIS you must have a Domain
and DNS (but I wouldn't know if you are using some Novell
equivallent.)
> On the other hand, with 2 DHCP Server on the same network,
> we would like to know is there any way to prevent the W2K
> DHCP Server assigning IP Address to other workstation but
> not the PXE Client ?
Nope -- no practical way. Putting those stations on a different
subnet or give them reservations would/will work at least
in theory.
DHCP servers are promiscuous answering any
client who requests an address from a segment
for which they have a scope.
> We can reserve the IP address on the
> Novell DHCP Server but is there any other issues we have
> to look into ?
Doesn't this need to be using BootP as the
actual address assigment (MS Windows supports
both and I believe that all PXE clients really make
bootp requests.)
--
Herb Martin
>
> Thanks