[K12OSN] Solving the bandwidth bottleneck

[R. Scott Belford]

Les Mikesell wrote:
> 
> 
> I don't have a working example set up to net-boot on multiple
> subnets.   Mine look like this and are outside of any
> share-subnet declaration (put your cursor on the { and hit
> % in vi to find the matching brace):
> 
> ---
> #Subnet 10.201.4.0 is the New York office 
> subnet 10.201.4.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
>   range 10.201.4.150 10.201.4.254;
>   option routers 10.201.4.1;
> }                                                                                                        #Subnet 10.201.6.0 is the Los Angles office Ethernet
> subnet 10.201.6.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
>   range 10.201.6.200 10.201.6.254;
>   option routers 10.201.6.1;
> }
> ----
> 
> Things inside a shared-subnet {..} are supposed on the same wire as
> I recall, so you will have to repeat some of that stuff in the other
> declarations to get the options for booting right.
> 

This took care of establishing a functioning dhcp server on eth1. 
Thanks.  I still cannot boot clients from the second interface.

The error is "No boot filename found."

I modified /etc/exports to include the 19.168.1 network.  It appears 
that /etc/hosts.allow permits all 192.168 connections.  In my dhcpd.conf 
file I added a root path to the 192.168.1 network.  Same error.

I have run the showmount -a and -e commands.  The appropriate 
directories are exported.  Only the 192.168.0.0:/opt/ltsp/i386 line 
shows, though, and not 192.168.1.0:/opt/ltsp/i386.  Is this a clue?

Thanks for any insight on this.  I feel close.

aloha

--scott