HP Insight Control for Linux 7.1 Installation Guide

4.4 Other network services
The successful operation of Insight Control for Linux also requires the proper operation of the
following network services, and these services are configured automatically.
• “ATFTP/ TFTP configuration” (page 34)
• “rsync configuration” (page 35)
• “SNMP configuration” (page 35)
• “NTP configuration” (page 36)
4.4.1 ATFTP/ TFTP configuration
Insight Control for Linux supports either the ATFTP or the TFTP servers on the SLES operating systems
and supports the TFTP server on the RHEL operating systems. This section provides samples of the
associated configuration files.
Insight Control for Linux configures the ATFTP and TFTP services automatically. You do not have
to make any modifications to these configuration files. The sample files are included for your
information.
Example 5 provides a sample /etc/sysconfig/atftpd file on a SLES OS.
Example 5 /etc/sysconfig/atftpd file for SLES
## Path: Network/FTP/Atftpd
## Description: ATFTP Configuration
## Type: string
## Default: "--daemon "
#
# atftpd options
#
ATFTPD_OPTIONS="--daemon "
## Type: yesno
## Default: no
#
# Use inetd instead of daemon
#
ATFTPD_USE_INETD="no"
## Type: string
## Default: "/tftpboot"
#
# TFTP directory must be a world readable/writable directory.
# By default /tftpboot is assumed.
#
ATFTPD_DIRECTORY="/opt/repository/bin"
## Type: string
## Default: ""
#
# Whitespace seperated list of IP addresses which ATFTPD binds to.
# One instance of the service is started on each IP address.
# By default atftpd will listen on all available IP addresses/interfaces.
#
ATFTPD_BIND_ADDRESSES=""
Example 6 provides a sample /etc/xinetd.d/tftp file on a SLES and RHEL OS.
34 Configuring the network