we've got already a DHCP-Server in our environment. We've got an Public Class B Net.
Now, when i install a Clonezilla-Server in a test-environment, a DHCP-Server was installed.
I delete this Server and i have to install a new one, but in our normal environment. My apprehension is, when i install Clonezilla, all the computers here will get an IP-Adress von this DHCP and not from the existing one :( Can i deactivate DHCP from the Installation?
Sorry for my bad English
Regards…
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Anonymous
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2010-03-30
Hello,
my Server is in the x.x.100 Subnet.
Our DHCP is in the x.x.101 Subnet.
Now, when a Client is booting, he get an IP-Adress from my DHCP (not from my DRBL Server) and said that he want an IP-Adress from his DRBL Server and not from my existing DHCP-Server. ("I just want DHCP server with server name "drbl" provides me an IP adress. DHCP server name now ist: dhcp-1…..The IP address got ist NOT from DRBL server…)
What have i to do, that my clients can boot with any IP-Adress? :(
Thank you,
arednor…
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Anonymous
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2010-03-30
Ah, i have stopped the DHCP-Server from my server. And i can't change anything from our existing DHCP-Server, except give fix IP-Adresses to Mac-Addresses…
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Edit /tftboot/node_root/sbin/init in line 174 and 177 from
"$(echo $IP | cut -d"." -f1-3)"
into
"$(echo $IP | cut -d"." -f1-2)"
because i have got a Class B Network.
And the /tftpboot/node_root/etc/diskless-image/config
nfsimagedir=/tftpboot/node_root
nfshostsdir=/tftpboot/nodes
nameserver=IP OF DNSSERVER
NFSSERVER_LIST="IP OF MY SERVER"
So i have got 1 DHCP Server in an other Subnet and my Clonezilla-Server in another with no DHCP in a Class B Net with 1 Nic, because we have got a public Class B Network.
I hope you can add some of this in the version. I spend a lot of time to find this :(
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Thanks for sharing this.
Yes, you can hack that like this. However, it's not easy to add this as another scenario for drblpush.
Steven.
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Anonymous
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2010-03-31
Ok.
Another Question. We have got already an PXE-Environment. Can i add an entry/label for my Clonezilla Server to access to the Server ?? Actually the Clients who want to creat an image have got a "next-server IP" in our DHCP. I would be nice if they can all access via PXE (It's an W2K3 PXE Server..)
Thanks..
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"Can i add an entry/label for my Clonezilla Server to access to the Server ?? " -> Sorry, I do not understand about this, could you please explain more?
Steven.
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Anonymous
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2010-04-01
Ok, we have got already an PXE-Server. Now i have to create a new label in my existing PXE-Config to access to my Clonezilla Server.
kernel vmlinuz-pxe
append initrd=initrd-pxe.img devfs=nomount drblthincli=off selinux=0 text 1 clientdir=node_root ocs_opt="--language en -k select_in_client "
This is the entry on my Clonezilla Server. I need this entry for my existing PXE-Server. Is there a way, that the existing PXE-Server "route" to the Clonezilla Server?
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Hey,
we've got already a DHCP-Server in our environment. We've got an Public Class B Net.
Now, when i install a Clonezilla-Server in a test-environment, a DHCP-Server was installed.
I delete this Server and i have to install a new one, but in our normal environment. My apprehension is, when i install Clonezilla, all the computers here will get an IP-Adress von this DHCP and not from the existing one :( Can i deactivate DHCP from the Installation?
Sorry for my bad English
Regards…
Please check this:
http://drbl.sourceforge.net/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/37_coexist_with_existing_dhcp.faq#37_coexist_with_existing_dhcp.faq
Steven.
Hello,
my Server is in the x.x.100 Subnet.
Our DHCP is in the x.x.101 Subnet.
Now, when a Client is booting, he get an IP-Adress from my DHCP (not from my DRBL Server) and said that he want an IP-Adress from his DRBL Server and not from my existing DHCP-Server. ("I just want DHCP server with server name "drbl" provides me an IP adress. DHCP server name now ist: dhcp-1…..The IP address got ist NOT from DRBL server…)
What have i to do, that my clients can boot with any IP-Adress? :(
Thank you,
arednor…
Ah, i have stopped the DHCP-Server from my server. And i can't change anything from our existing DHCP-Server, except give fix IP-Adresses to Mac-Addresses…
Ok all works now :)
I have stop the DHCP-Server
Edit /etc/exports:
After that
Edit /tftboot/node_root/sbin/init in line 174 and 177 from
into
because i have got a Class B Network.
And the /tftpboot/node_root/etc/diskless-image/config
So i have got 1 DHCP Server in an other Subnet and my Clonezilla-Server in another with no DHCP in a Class B Net with 1 Nic, because we have got a public Class B Network.
I hope you can add some of this in the version. I spend a lot of time to find this :(
Thanks for sharing this.
Yes, you can hack that like this. However, it's not easy to add this as another scenario for drblpush.
Steven.
Ok.
Another Question. We have got already an PXE-Environment. Can i add an entry/label for my Clonezilla Server to access to the Server ?? Actually the Clients who want to creat an image have got a "next-server IP" in our DHCP. I would be nice if they can all access via PXE (It's an W2K3 PXE Server..)
Thanks..
"Can i add an entry/label for my Clonezilla Server to access to the Server ?? " -> Sorry, I do not understand about this, could you please explain more?
Steven.
Ok, we have got already an PXE-Server. Now i have to create a new label in my existing PXE-Config to access to my Clonezilla Server.
This is the entry on my Clonezilla Server. I need this entry for my existing PXE-Server. Is there a way, that the existing PXE-Server "route" to the Clonezilla Server?
I think you mean PXE relay… Actually I have no idea if such a tool exists…
It might be related to dhcp relay (dhcrelay), or dnsmasq…
Steven.
Hm, don't help me :(
I've copied the vmlinuz-pxe kernel and the initrd-pxe.2.6.24-26-server.img to my PXE-Server. Than i added the following line into my PXE-Config:
label 1
menu Clonezilla
kernel /pxes/vmlinuz-clonezilla
append initrd=/pxes/initrd-pxe.2.6.24-26-server.img rootpath=IP_OF_CLONEZILLASERVER:/tftpboot/node_root nfsroot=IP_OF_CLONEZILLASERVER:/etc
Than the Client is starting and is hanging here:
http://img515.imageshack.us/img515/4589/errorff.jpg (The removed IP is the IP of my Clonezilla Server)
Have i to add more Parameters to the kernel in my PXE-Config?
There are few boot parameters you can use in Clonezilla SE. In the above case, rootpath and nfsroot are not what Clonezilla SE client will honor.
Do you need multicast clone function? If not, maybe you can use Clonezilla live to boot your client, and more boot parameters are available:
http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/livepxe.php
http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/doc/fine-print.php?path=./99_Misc/00_live-initramfs-manual.doc#00_live-initramfs-manual.doc
Steven.