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[GeekToMe]

I've been using TFTPd32 to run PXE/TFTP boot services on our imaging network, but have been running into DHCP addressing issues. I'm looking at moving to a PFSense based DHCP server to move these services off the imaging server and eliminate the DLink router that is supplementing the DCHP of TFTPd32. What I am wondering is if a Linux based TFTP service will offer a feature like TFTPd32's Anticipation Window to speed up the transfer of the large ISO images we need to boot.

Thanks,

Graham

[Icecube]

Have you looked at gpxe or gpxelinux.0? They allow booting files from HTTP, which is much faster than TFTP.