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I was reading Eric (PCMag)'s article about 'How to Completely Disappear From the Internet,' and I thought it would make an interesting conversation here.Īs you may have noticed, the article isn't necessarily written for business or IT professionals, b.

How to completely disappear from the Internet.Use Wireshark to figure out how far they're getting in the PXE process. I'm not using a Microsoft DHCP server, I'm using DHCP in my Cisco's core switch, and my understanding is that I need to set some DHCP options in the Cisco's dhcp server config, so that clients can obtain an IP when pxe booting.ĭoesn't matter. If they're both on the same VLAN, you don't need DHCP options.ĭHCP relays/IP helpers are better than DHCP options anyway.Ĭurrently clients are not able to obtain an IP address when pxe booting. So just add option 66 & 67 to cisco's dhcp config?

My core Cisco switch is currently handling dhcp for that vlan. WDS and clients that will be pxe booting into WDS are on the same Vlan. Justin1250 wrote:Is WDS going to be on it's own VLAN network? It should respond to broadcast.

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