# Example /etc/bootptab: database for bootp server (/usr/lbin/bootpd).
#@(#) $Revision: 1.4.212.1 $  $Date: 95/10/12 18:52:18 $
#
# Format:
#	nodename:tag=value:tag=value: ... :tag=value
#
#	first field --	nodename (hostname) of terminal followed by colon
#			(should be full domain name)
#
# Blank lines and lines beginning with '#' are ignored.
# Make sure you include a colon and a backslash to continue a line.
# Don't put any spaces in the tag=value string.
# The ht tag MUST precede the ha tag.
#
# The options listed below are commonly used for HP X Window terminals,
# HPUX NFS Diskless, BOOTP Fixed Address Devices. They are specified as
# tag=value and delimited by colons. For a list of all possible options,
# see the bootpd.1m man page.
#
#	ba -- broadcast bootp reply for testing with bootpquery
#	bf -- bootfile (for tftp download)
#	bp -- bootp server IP addresses to relay the bootp requests
#	bs -- bootfile size in 512-octet blocks
#	ci -- client ID (for dhcp clients only)
#	cs -- cookie server IP address
#	dn -- domain name
#	ds -- domain name server IP address
#	ef -- extensions file, containing more options for the client
#	gw -- gateway IP address (must have sm tag defined also)
#	ha -- hardware address (link level address) (hex)
#	hd -- home directory for bootfile (chrooted to tftp home directory)
#	hn -- send nodename (boolean flag, no "=value" needed)
#	hm -- hardware mask (hex) (must be preceded the ht tag)
#	hp -- maximum hops value (cannot exceed 16)
#	ht -- hardware type (ether) (must precede the ha and hm tag)
#	im -- impress server IP address
#	ip -- (client) IP address
#	lg -- (MIT-LCS UDP) log server IP address
#	lp -- LPR (line printer) server IP address
#	md -- file to dump core image to in the event of a crash
#	na -- NETBIOS name server IP address
#	nb -- NETBIOS datagram distribution server IP address
#	nc -- NETBIOS over TCP/IP node type (B-node, P-node, M-node, or H-node)
#	nd -- NETBIOS over TCP/IP scope
#	ns -- name server (IEN 116) IP address
#	nt -- network time protocol server IP address
#	rl -- resource location server
#	rp -- path name to client's root disk
#	sm -- network subnet mask
#	ss -- swap server IP address
#	tc -- template for common defaults (should be the first option listed)
#	th -- threshold value in seconds
#	to -- time offset in seconds from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC)
#	tr -- renewal (T1) time value (a percentage of the lease time)
#	ts -- time server IP address
#	tv -- rebinding (T2) time value (a percentage of the lease time)
#	vm -- vendor magic cookie selector (should be rfc1048)
#	xd -- X window system display manager IP address
#	xf -- X window system font server IP address
#	yd -- NIS domain name
#	ys -- NIS server IP address
#	Tn -- generic option tag n
#	T144  remote config file name (file name must be enclosed in "")
#	Vn -- vendor specific information for vendor option tag of n
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# First example: simple network with no domains, no gateway, no subnets
#
# The first entry is the template for options common to all the
# X terminals.
#
#global.defaults:\
#	bf=C2300B:\
#	hd=/usr/lib/X11/700X/bin:\
#	hn:\
#	ht=ether:\
#	vm=rfc1048:\
#	T144="C2300B.cfg"
#
# Now the actual entries for the individual X terminals are listed.
#
#xterm1:\
#	tc=global.defaults:\
#	ha=08000903212F:\
#	ip=190.40.101.22
#
#xterm2:\
#	tc=global.defaults:\
#	ha=0800090324AC:\
#	ip=190.40.101.35
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Second example: network with domains, subnets, and gateways
#
# The first entry is the template for options common to all the
# X terminals.
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#global.defaults:\
#	bf=C2300B:\
#	ds=15.2.112.119:\
#	gw=15.8.19.100:\
#	hd=/usr/lib/X11/700X/bin:\
#	hn:\
#	ht=ether:\
#	sm=255.255.248.0:\
#	vm=rfc1048:\
#	T144="site.cfg"
#
# Now the actual entries for the individual X terminals are listed.
#
#xterm1.div.hp.com:\
#	tc=global.defaults:\
#	ha=08000903212F:\
#	ip=15.8.19.22
#
# Note that template options can be individually overridden. Here we specify
# a gateway and a remote config file different than the template.
#
#xterm2.div.hp.com:\
#	tc=global.defaults:\
#	gw=15.8.19.3:\
#	ha=0800090324AC:\
#	ip=15.8.19.35:\
#	T144="xterm2.cfg"
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#     
# Third example: NFS diskless client entry:
#     
# client1:\
#       hn:\
#	vm=rfc1048:\
# 	ht=ether:\
#	ha=08000919BB78:\
#	ip=15.1.55.234:\
#	bf=/export/tftpboot/client1/stand/uxbootlf
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#     
# Fourth example: bootp relay entries:
# 
# Common relay entry. 
#
# relay-default:\
#     ht=ethernet:\
#     bp=15.4.3.136 15.13.6.192:\
#     th=2:\
#     hp=1
#  
# Relay entry for node2
#
# node2:\
#     tc=relay-default:\
#     ha=08000902CA00
#  
# Group relay entry
#  
# group-machines:\
#     tc=relay-default:\
#     ha=080009000000:\
#     hm=080009000000
#  
# Turn the relay off (block the relay) for the following machines.
#
# blocked-machines:\
#     ht=ethernet:\
#     ha=07000A000000:\
#     hm=07000A000000
# 
# Relay definition for all other machines.
# 
# all:\
#     tc=relay-default:\
#     ha=000000000000:\
#     hm=000000000000
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------

test:\
	bf=C2300B:\
	hd=/usr/lib/X11/700X/bin:\
	hn:\
	ht=ether:\
	vm=rfc1048:\
	ha=080009000000:\
	ip=192.30.103.01





