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The other option is 1, which allows users to overwrite files on the server. Setting this variable to 0 (the default) makes the TFTP server more secure by not allowing users to overwrite files on the server. This tells the TFTP server whether to allow users to overwrite existing files on the server. The other option is 1, which allows users to place new files on the server. Setting this variable to 0 (the default) makes the TFTP server more secure by not allowing users to place new files on the server. This tells the TFTP server whether to allow users to place new files on the server.

The TFTP server does not load if this directory does not exist. All paths submitted to the TFTP server by clients are assumed to be relative to this directory.īecause TFTP has no security, you should not place files with sensitive information in this directory, and that you should place a space quota on it. TFTPDirectory is the directory where the TFTP server can store and retrieve files. It can be changed at the request of a client. It can increase or decrease, depending on the performance of the network. However, because the TFTP server uses an adaptive algorithm to calculate the actual timeout interval, this value is only used as an initial value.

This is the amount of time (in seconds) that the TFTP server waits for a client to acknowledge before resending a packet. The Novell TFTP server is compatible with these clients. Older TFTP clients might be restricted to 512 bytes, which was the original transfer block size before the adoption of RFC 2348. Valid values are between 5.įor Ethernet networks, this value should be 1428.įor token ring networks, this value can be 4428, but only if you are sure there are no Ethernet segments otherwise, use 1428. This value determines the size of the data block used by the TFTP server to transmit and receive data to and from a client. This value is most useful for multihomed servers. If a value is not given here, the service tries to detect one. The IP address that is used for all TFTP communications. If ProxyLogLevel is set to a value equal to or greater than a message’s priority level, that message is entered in novell-proxydhcp.log. The default is 2.Įach message from the Proxy DHCP server is assigned a priority level. Specifying a high level in an active system can quickly fill the log. The value assigned here determines which events are entered in novell-proxydhcp.log. The number of seconds the F8 menu is displayed before automatically choosing the first option, which is always this server and its default network bootstrap program (NBP). The name of the boot file this service will suggest for all x86 computers, such as nvlnbp.sys. If no value is specified, the Proxy DHCP assumes that the service or daemon is running on the same server. Most often, this is a ZENworks imaging service or daemon. The IP address of the server where a Novell Preboot policy engine is running. The IP address must be valid on the server.īy default, this parameter is commented out. This setting is intended only for use on servers with multiple LAN interfaces. Indicates the IP address to be used by the Proxy DHCP server. The Proxy DHCP server needs to behave slightly differently if it is loaded on the same server as the DHCP service. 1 means they are running on the same server. Indicates whether the DHCP server for this subnet resides on the same server as novell-proxydhcp.Ġ (the default) means novell-proxydhcp is not running on the same server as the DHCP service. The PrebootServiceLogFileSize is in Mega Bytes. When the log file exceeds this value, it is deleted and restarted. The size of the log file is controlled by the value of the PrebootServiceLogFileSize.

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For Windows, provide the full path of zenimgweb.dll.įor Linux, the log file path is /var/opt/novell/log/zenworks/preboot/novell -pbserv.log. If the library name is not specified, then by default libzenimgweb.so is loaded from the /opt/novell/zenworks/preboot/lib directory.

If nothing is entered, novell-pbserv attempts to detect an IP address.Ĭan be used in a clustering environment to specify the IP address of the virtual server.Ĭan also be used in a multiple-NIC environment to bind the Imaging Server to a specific IP address.įor Linux, full path of the library to be loaded by the ZENWorks Imaging Service. The IP address to be used by imaging for all communications. Linux: /var/opt/novell/log/zenworks/preboot

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