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Customizing BootP

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4-5

Setting Up the Routing Path Between the

BootP Server and the Routers

You must define the routing path between the BootP server and the routers to

ensure the successful transmission of BOOTREQUEST packets from one end of

the network to the other. You define this routing path by:

• Enabling BootP forwarding on upstream routers

• Specifying interfaces to receive and relay BOOTREQUEST packets

• Creating a BootP relay agent forwarding table for each router in the path

Enabling BootP on Router Interfaces

Before you enable BootP on router interfaces, make sure that the router is in

forwarding mode. Setting the router to forwarding mode allows the BootP relay

agent to route (forward) all BOOTREQUEST packets and to process both

broadcast packets and all packets explicitly addressed to it. For instructions on

configuring the router in forwarding mode, see Configuring IP Services.

You must enable BootP (also called BootP pass-through or gateway) on all

interfaces in the paths between the routers and the BootP server. For example, you

would enable BootP on the interfaces indicated in Figure 4-1

3. Choose

BOOTP

. The BOOTP menu opens.

4. Choose

Relay Agent Interface Table

. The BOOTP Relay Agent Interface Table

window opens. This window lists all the IP

interfaces that you have configured for

BOOTP services on the router.

5. Set the

Pass Through Mode

parameter.

Click on

Help

or see the parameter

description on page A-17

6. Click on

Apply

7. Click on

Done

. You return to the Configuration Manager

window.

Site Manager Procedure

(continued)

You do this System responds

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