Nortel Networks 5399 User Manual
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Chapter 2
Installing the Model 5399 Remote Access Concentrator Module
Nortel Networks 5399 Access Switch Hardware Installation Guide
Booting Using TFTP
The procedures detailed in this section assume that your TFTP daemon
(tftpd) is started in
(tftpd) is started in
/etc/inetd.conf
(or other appropriate directory on
your system) with a configuration line similar to this:
tftp dgram udp wait root /usr/etc/in.tftpd in.tftpd
-s/tftpboot
-s/tftpboot
If you leave off the
-s /tftpboot
,
a chroot will not be done,
and your system will be insecure.
To set up directories and files, and use TFTP to boot the Remote Access
Concentrator, follow these steps:
Concentrator, follow these steps:
1.
Initialize the IP address parameters using either the
auto-initialize or manual initialize method.
auto-initialize or manual initialize method.
The auto-initialization method is described in
. The manual
initialization method is described in
.
2.
Enter the image command at the monitor prompt.
As prompted, enter the following information:
•
Appropriate boot image name
•
Boot directory
•
Dump filename
The default image file name is:
oper.64.enet
The following example shows how the image command is used
to set up a Remote Access Concentrator boot from the /tftpboot/
annex/ directory. When you enter the load directory name, make
sure you end the pathname with a slash character.
to set up a Remote Access Concentrator boot from the /tftpboot/
annex/ directory. When you enter the load directory name, make
sure you end the pathname with a slash character.