SUMMARY:dismantling a jumpstart server question

Everyone,
   Below are the steps you can take to dismantle your jumpstart server.
Thanks for the confirmation from those who replied.  While steps 1-3 were
the obvious to me, I've included them in my summary.

1. Stop the jumpstart shares.
2. Comment out tfptboot from the
/etc/inetd.conf
3. kill -HUP inet_pid
4. Delete following files/directories:
/etc/ethers <--file
/etc/bootparams <--file
/tftpboot<--directory
/jumpstart <--directory(note: /jumpstart may be something else on your server)


NOTE:You can also remove the IPs of the servers that you jumpstart from
the /etc/hosts file if you wish.


Thanks to:
Darren Dunham
David Foster
William Enestvedt
John Douglass
and whomever may still reply.




Original Post Below----------------------------------

On Wed, 2002-04-03 at 10:27, Randy Romero wrote:
> I don't see anything in the archives that covers this.  But what are the
> steps that should be taken to no longer use a server as a jumpstart
> server?
>
> remove /etc/ethers
> remove /etc/bootparams
> remove /tftpboot directory
>
> Is there anything else I need to be concerned with?  We're building a new
> standalone jumpstart server on the same subnet and I want to avoid any
> conflicting problems.  Thanks in advance.  Will Summerize.
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