On 12/9/1999 8:52 AM kevinc@monrou.com Kevin Carpenter wrote:
>Yes. Indeed I tested TFTP from a 3rd machine and can transfer the
>boot image - bzImage.nbi.
Are you getting any messages in /var/log/messages on your tftp server
that indicate that the client is trying to download the file? Usually
tftpd puts out a line like:
Dec 9 02:04:21 mcw tftpd[19443]: tftpd: trying to get file:
/tftpboot/vmlinuz.ntulip
Followed by a line like:
Dec 9 02:04:46 mcw mountd[478]: authenticated mount request from
ws006.entity.com:800
Another debugging technique if you're able to be at the console of the
server machine is to use tcpdump to monitor the conversation. For example
/usr/sbin/tcpdump -n | grep 192.168.5.23
to see traffic to and from the particular client. You need to be root to
do this, but if you're setting up dhcpd, you evidently are.
What kind of ethernet card are you using, btw?
Regards,
Marty
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