ayres@beasley.ucs.orst.edu (Bill Ayres - UCS) (06/13/91)
I have been casting about, unsuccessfully so far, for implementations of a bootp server and a rarp server that will run on a DOS based PC. Are these available, and if so where?
backman@FTP.COM (Larry Backman) (06/14/91)
>> >> I have been casting about, unsuccessfully so far, for implementations of >> a bootp server and a rarp server that will run on a DOS based PC. Are >> these available, and if so where? If you can live with OS/2 I can help you. Larry Backman backman@ftp.com
jim@lsuc.on.ca (Jim Mercer) (06/14/91)
In article <1991Jun13.161603.15978@lynx.CS.ORST.EDU> ayres@beasley.ucs.orst.edu (Bill Ayres - UCS) writes: > I have been casting about, unsuccessfully so far, for implementations of > a bootp server and a rarp server that will run on a DOS based PC. Are > these available, and if so where? KA9Q NOS has bootp and arp (not sure if it is rarp). -- [ Jim Mercer jim@lsuc.On.Ca || ...!uunet!attcan!lsuc!jim +1 416 947-5258 ] [ Educational Systems Manager - Law Society of Upper Canada, Toronto, CANADA ] [ Standards are great. They give non-conformists something to not conform to. ] [ The opinions expressed here may or may not be those of my employer ]
ABTSACS@LAX.WISC.EDU (Dan Abts - UWL System/Network Manager) (06/17/91)
There is a bootp server available from tacky.cs.olemiss.edu in /pub/lpd that works on a pc. It is based on NCSA telnet and supports packet drivers. It also does lpd and ftp. We have been using the bootp and ftp parts and it seems to work fine. Dan Abts ABTSACS@UWLAX.EDU Academic Computing Services ABTSACS@UWLAX.BITNET Univ. of Wisconsin - La Crosse