#  *******  PXE CONFIGURATION FILE *******
# Any Line starting with a '#" is treated as a comment line
# and ignored. However, '#' must be the first character on
# a line and no spaces before that are allowed.


# The following entry is the name of the interface on which pxe is going
# to operate. We use this interface to get the ip address automatically.

[Network_Interface_Name]
eth2


# The following entry will be queried if PXE fails to get
# the IP address automatically through 'ifconfig' like code built-in. This
# is only needed if the above interface name is not present in the system


[OurIpAddress]
192.168.1.10


# This entry shows the base directory of the mtftpd. All file names/paths
# will be relative to this directory. This is the same name that should
# be used as the start up argument to the mtftpd daemon.

[Mtftpd_Root_Directory]
/tftpboot


# Set the following entry to 0 if you have a DHCP server running on this
# system.

[UseDHCPPort]
#1
0


# Set the entry below to zero if you don't want this system to act
# as a PXE proxyDHCP

[StartProxy]
1


# Set the entry below to zero if you don't want this system to act as a
# PXE boot server

[startBootService]
1


[MasterProxy]
1


# 0 - broadcast discovery is enabled; 1 - broadcast discovery is disabled

[Discovery_BCast_Disabled]
0


# 0 - multicast discovery is enabled; 1 - multicast discovery is disabled

[Discovery_MCast_Disabled]
0


# Multicast Discovery address. The boot server would listen on this address
# for multicast boot server packets.

[Discovery_MCast_Addr]
224.0.1.2


# Prompt to display on the user screen
# format of this entry: timeout,<string>

[Prompt]
5,Press F8 to view menu ...


# This entry is set to 1 if the client should accept only responses
# from servers in this list

[Discovery_Server_List_Only]
0


# the format of the discovery_list entry is as follows
# type of the server, # of entries, Ip address of each entry
# separated by commas

[Discovery_List]
#3,2,192.215.100.49,192.215.100.99
#65535,1,192.215.100.45


# In some systems, the all '1' broadcast address 255.255.255.255
# won't work as the system will fail with a network unreachable message.
# In those cases, you can use the 'route add -host 255.255.255.255 eth0'
# command to add a route. Or else, you can define the host portion of the
# address alone as '1' in the following entry. This entry is not
# required if your system is set up to transmit
# broadcast packets on 255.255.255.255

[Broadcast_ip_address]
192.168.1.255



# Architectures supported
# format : <arch-type>,<arch-string>

[PROC_ARCH]
0,X86PC


# Boot server types supported

[Service_Types]
14,linux-RH90
13,linux-RH80
12,linux-RH73
11,linux-RH62
0,BStrap

# Menu string that will be displayed on the client screen
# after F8 is pressed.
[X86PC/UNDI/MENU]
14,RedHatLinux 9.0 Install
13,RedHatLinux 8.0 Install
12,RedHatLinux 7.3 Install
11,RedHatLinux 6.2J Install
0,Local Boot
# 14,Remote Boot Linux

# Image file name for Linux install boot server type
# format : <min layer #> <max layer #> <base file name>
[X86PC/UNDI/linux-RH62/ImageFile_Name]
0
2
rh62

# Image file name for Linux install boot server type
# format : <min layer #> <max layer #> <base file name>
[X86PC/UNDI/linux-RH73/ImageFile_Name]
0
2
rh73

# Image file name for Linux install boot server type
# format : <min layer #> <max layer #> <base file name>
[X86PC/UNDI/linux-RH80/ImageFile_Name]
0
2
rh80

# Image file name for Linux install boot server type
# format : <min layer #> <max layer #> <base file name>
[X86PC/UNDI/linux-RH90/ImageFile_Name]
0
2
rh90


# Image file name for Linux boot server type
# format : <min layer #> <max layer #> <base file name>
# [X86PC/UNDI/linux-boot/ImageFile_Name]
# 0
# 2
# linux


# Image file name for BStrap boot server
# format : <min layer #> <max layer #> <base file name>

[X86PC/UNDI/BStrap/ImageFile_Name]
0
0
bstrap


# List of plug-ins. The PXEClientTester is the plug-in that
# validates received packets for PXE compliance. By default, this
# plug-in is DISBALED. Remove the '#" in front of it, if you want
# packet validation to happen

[Parsers]
# PXEClientTester
PxeParser


[Parsers/PxeParser/MainFunction]
PxeParser


[Parsers/PxeParser/DllPath]
/usr/lib/libpxeParser.so


[Parsers/PXEClientTester/MainFunction]
PXEClientTester


[Parsers/PXEClientTester/DllPath]
/usr/lib/libpxeTester.so


# Even if the PXEClientTester is loaded, you still need to
# turn this flag to '1' for packet validation.

[TestOn]
1


# Directory where the results of the packet validation by PXEClientTester
# will be written to. Under this directory, there will be
# sub-directories with the last 8 digits of the MAc address of
# each client.

[TestPath]
/tmp


# Option DLL for BStrap

[X86PC/UNDI/BStrap/Vendor_Dll]
/usr/lib/libBstrapOpts.so


# Fill in a NT server name that will be contacted by the client
# to log back in for APitest

[ServerName]
#vviswana-desk2


# Specify whether the above server is in a domain or a workgroup

[IsDomain]
0


# specify the name of the workgroup or domain of the server

[Domain]
starwars


# All debug related stuff here


# If this entry is set to 1, pxe services will write
# more debug info to the system log using syslog()

[DEBUG/PxeServices_DebugOutToWindow_On]
0


# If this entry is set to 1, pxe parser will write
# more debug info to the system log using syslog()

[DEBUG/PxeParsers_DebugOutToWindow_On]
0

# If this entry is set to 1, pxe services will write
# more debug info to the file mentioned
# under the entry [DEBUG/PxeServices_Debug_FileName]

[DEBUG/PxeServices_DebugOutToFile_On]
0


# If this entry is set to 1, pxe parser will write
# more debug info to the file mentioned
# under the entry [DEBUG/PxeParsers_Debug_FileName]

[DEBUG/PxeParsers_DebugOutToFile_On]
0


[DEBUG/PxeServices_Debug_FileName]
/PxeServiceLog.txt


[DEBUG/PxeParsers_Debug_FileName]
/PxeParserLog.txt


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