BOOTP
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BOOTP (Bootstrap Protocol) is an older network protocol used to automatically assign IP addresses and boot configuration to diskless or thin-client machines over a network.
Aliases (1)
Statements (50)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Internet protocol
→
network protocol → |
| abbreviationOf |
Bootstrap Protocol
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| addressAllocation |
preconfigured on server
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| definedIn |
RFC 1048
→
RFC 951 → |
| dynamicAddressAllocation |
no
→
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| field |
chaddr
→
ciaddr → file → flags → giaddr → hlen → hops → htype → op → secs → siaddr → sname → vendor-specific area → xid → yiaddr → |
| fullName |
Bootstrap Protocol
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| influenced |
DHCP options format
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| layer |
application layer
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| messageType |
BOOTREPLY
→
BOOTREQUEST → |
| organization |
IETF
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| primaryFunction |
bootstrap network configuration for clients
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| relayAgentPort |
67
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| role |
automatic IP address assignment
→
network boot configuration → |
| status |
obsolete
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| successor |
DHCP
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|
| supports |
TFTP server address delivery
→
boot file name delivery → static IP address assignment from a central server → vendor-specific options → |
| supportsRelayAgents |
yes
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| transportLayerPortClient |
68
→
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| transportLayerPortServer |
67
→
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| typicalUse |
diskless workstations
→
thin clients → |
| usesBroadcast |
yes
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| usesClientServerModel |
yes
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| usesHardwareAddress |
for client identification
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| usesPort |
67
→
68 → |
| usesTransportProtocol |
UDP
→
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| yearIntroduced |
1985
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Referenced by (6)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
RFC 2132
("Bootstrap Protocol")
→
RFC 2132 → |
relatedTo |
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BOOTP
("Bootstrap Protocol")
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abbreviationOf |
|
BOOTP
("Bootstrap Protocol")
→
|
fullName |
|
Reverse ARP
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replacedBy |
|
DHCP
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successorOf |