I am still stucked with PXE on Mikrotik, but this time I want to solve it with redirecting TFTP traffic to a different server. Since Mikrtotik does not have a TFTP server, is it possible to somehow redirect all incomint TFTP connections to another server?
In my case:
Router’s LAN IP: 192.168.0.1
TFTP server’s IP: 192.168.0.250
What I want to do is that when somebody try TFTP on 192.168.0.1, the traffic would be transparently redirected to the other server. Is this possible somehow? If yes, could somebody provoide a step-by-step instruction for this? I already tried to mark connections where the connection type is “tftp” and then NAT those connections to the other servers, but obviously I missed something as it does not work (maybe NAT is not working when source and destination IP is on the same subnet…).
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am getting crazy with this damn network boot…
This sounds like that you need to add the next server in the dhcp settings for network. If you put that in the network setings all TFTP boot devices are going to go to the right TFTP server. nat are not going to work god.
In this case could somebody post a “working” DHCP settings (not just theories) for Mikrotik? I tried to use only options 66-67 (which work fine if the DHCP is on the same server as the TFTPD) or with all the other options (13, 60, 43), but nothing seems to work…
Thanks a lot! It’s working this way… However I wonder why it’s not working if I set the same parameters in Winbox for the DHCP option 66 and 67…
Thanks again!
