Accept IK terminal hostname from DHCP/DNS server
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Inside the IK diskless terminal chroot you find an
/etc/hostname file.

With some DHCP/DNS setups the hostname gets set during
PXE boot and if /etc/hostname is missing, the hostname
will be kept as is.

If you want to use that feature:

  $ ik_shell
  (chroot)$ rm -f /etc/hostname
  (chroot)$ exit


Generic Linux networks (isc-dhcp-server, bind):
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ToDo. Anyone can give good information on how to setup
the DHCP/DNS services to make that work?


Debian Edu
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In Debian Edu networks you can remove /etc/hostname inside the
chroot and then the hostname gets set during PXE boot.


Windows DHCP server
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By default, the Windows DHCP server does not provide a hostname
via PXE boot. So, in this case you should keep /etc/hostname.


light+love,
Mike Gabriel, 20120913