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TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 16 Mär 2011, 20:50
von tinjaw
I am trying to set up my second OPSI server on a completely different network. I grabbed the VM and used the manual to disable the DHCP and switched to the file backend. I ran the updater and it downloaded the files.

I have configured my DHCP server properly and it is handing off to the OPSI box for TFTP, but it is timing out. I have used a separate TFTP client to connect to the ip address and request the file and it too is timing out.

How should I begin to troubleshoot this issue?

Thanks.

Re: TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 16 Mär 2011, 21:30
von d.oertel
Hi,

give a try to:

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opsi-setup --set-rights /tftpboot
if this doesn't helps have a look at /var/log/syslog if there are tftpd entries
(perhaps you will need to set verbose=7 at the /etc/ined.conf)

regards

d.oertel

Re: TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 17 Mär 2011, 12:56
von tinjaw
That didn't work and upping the logging level didn't reveal anything. Not sure what to try next.

Re: TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 17 Mär 2011, 17:27
von j.schneider
Please provide the outputs of the following commands:

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dpkg -l openbsd-inetd
cat /etc/inetd.conf
cat /etc/default/atftpd

Re: TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 18 Mär 2011, 02:36
von tinjaw
Files attached

Re: TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 18 Mär 2011, 11:07
von d.oertel
Hi,

are there any tftpd entries at the /var/log/syslog while the client is booting ?
If yes : please post them
If no: have a look at the bootimage log: search for 'pump' and verify that the dhcp answer is correct
see also:
http://download.uib.de/opsi4.0/doc/opsi ... v40-en.pdf
Chapter 14.6.1. /var/log/opsi/bootimage

regards

d.oertel

Re: TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 18 Mär 2011, 20:31
von tinjaw
something's broke. Nothing in syslog mentioning tftp and there is nothing, at all, in /var/log/opsi/bootimage

Re: TFTP open timeout

Verfasst: 19 Mär 2011, 16:04
von d.oertel
Hi,

in
http://download.uib.de/opsi4.0/doc/opsi ... v40-en.pdf
Chapter 14.6.1. /var/log/opsi/bootimage
is described how to login at the bootimage and get the /tmp/log

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dpkg -l | grep opsi
regards

d.oertel