Then set the Multicast address.Ĭheck this option if the PXE server should listen to broadcast requests. If you enter 0, the boot prompt is not displayed.Ĭheck this option if the PXE server should listen to multicast requests. If the time-out expires without interruption, the default boot option runs automatically. Length of time (in seconds) that the boot prompt is displayed before the boot process begins. By default, the PXE server listens on port 4011. Port on which the PXE server listens for connections from target machines being provisioned. This setting prevents the PXE server from continuing to use the multicast address.
If you check Use broadcast, you must set the Multicast address to the PXE server's IP address. By default, the BMC Server Automation PXE server listens on the multicast address of 224.1.5.1. IP address of the multicast group that the PXE server listens on. (Current active interfaces are listed above this field.) If you do not specify a valid interface, the PXE server binds to all active interfaces. See Setting up a multiple database provisioning environment.Įthernet interface that the PXE server uses to listen, for example, eth0 or eth1. Check this option if you are configuring the PXE server for a multiple-database provisioning environment. Operating System installation is provided trough network booting via Intel's Preboot Execution Environment (PXE) protocol.Specifies that the PXE server should use configuration settings in the pxe.conf file instead of the database.
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