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Select an entry in the node list to display the Note and filename mapping for the selected node.
Each node in the BOOTP Server can have its own filename mapping list. This provides maximum flexibility for
the network administrator. Default mapping is also provided, where in most cases per-node special mapping is not
required. Click on the DEFAULT name to set both the IP and MAC addresses to zero; this represents the default
file mapping list.
To exit the BOOTP server, click on the Exit button.
Adding and Modifying Node Information
The BOOTP Server starts with a single entry called DEFAULT. No file mapping is
initially defined for this entry. To provide BOOTP service based on generic
information, add the entries you require to the file map for the DEFAULT node. To
service specific nodes, enter data for each node.
To add a new node:
1. Click the Add Node button in the BOOTP Server dialog box. This will bring up
the Add Record dialog box.
2. Enter the following information in the record fields.
Parameter
Name
MAC Address
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
Note
3. Click OK to accept the changes or Cancel to abort them. New node information appears in the node address list.
Table 5-2 Adding a Node to the BOOTP Server
Description
Node name; enter up to 14 characters.
Physical address of the device.
IP Network Address.
This mask identifies the host address bits used for routing to
specific subnets.
The gateway must be defined if the device is not in the same
segment as the BOOTP server.
Enter a note of 100 characters or less.
S
A
ETTING
DDRESSES WITH THE
Example
NetWareServer2
Note: The name cannot contain
space characters.
000E80A301
192.255.74.32
255.255.0.0
10.1.0.254
Backup file at Bldg 100-34.5
BOOTP S
ERVER
5-3
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