# /etc/bootptab for CMU BOOTPD # BOOTP has some serious limitations. If at all possible, use DHCP instead. # This example file wouldn't actually work properly, because there is too much # information to fit in the reply packet. In practice T128 and T129 would get # dropped due to lack of space. You should therefore try to keep your bootfile # pathnames as short as possible and omit any options that you don't really # need. # Legend: # # first field -- hostname # (may be full domain name and probably should be) # # bf Bootfile # bs Bootfile size in 512-octet blocks # cs Cookie server address list # df Merit dump file # dn Domain name # ds Domain name server address list # ef Extension file # gw Gateway address list # ha Host hardware address # hd Bootfile home directory # hn Send client's hostname to client # ht Host hardware type (see Assigned Numbers RFC) # im Impress server address list # ip Host IP address # lg Log server address list # lp LPR server address list # ns IEN-116 name server address list # nt NTP (time) Server (RFC 1129) # ra Reply address override # rl Resource location protocol server address list # rp Root path to mount as root # sa TFTP server address client should use # sm Host subnet mask # sw Swap server address # tc Table continuation (points to similar "template" host entry) # td TFTP root directory used by "secure" TFTP servers # to Time offset in seconds from UTC # ts Time server address list # vm Vendor magic cookie selector # yd YP (NIS) domain name # ys YP (NIS) server address .localsubnet:\ :ht=ethernet:\ :sm=255.0.0.0:\ :gw=10.0.0.4: .diet-pc:\ :tc=.localsubnet:\ :dn=cloud.com.au:\ :ds=10.0.0.4:\ :lg=10.0.0.4:\ :nt=10.0.0.4:\ :to=36000:\ :T128=E44574680000:\ :hn:\ :sa=10.0.0.4:\ :td=/tftpboot:\ :hd=/diet-pc:\ :bf=diet-pc.nbi: cumulonimbus:\ :tc=.diet-pc:\ :ha=00.00.E8.2E.7E.62:\ :ip=10.0.0.6: cirrostratus:\ :tc=.diet-pc:\ :ha=00.00.E8.9D.FA.F2:\ :ip=10.0.0.7:\ :T129="pci=biosirq eth0=ne2k-pci": stratocumulus:\ :tc=.diet-pc:\ :ha=00.00.F8.00.B7.CC:\ :ip=10.0.0.8:\ :bf=diet-pc_p3.nbi: