4.3 Installing the Components

4.4 Installing DHCP - / DDNS - Server

DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) works hand in hand with DDNS (Dynamic Domain Name Services) which is explained in 7.2 Installing DHCP - / DDNS - Server.

It is not possible to install the DHCP/DDNS Server during the integrated installation of the Warp Server components. It must be done as described in the following steps:

• Insert the OS/2 Warp Server CD in the CD-ROM drive and open an OS/2 command prompt.

• Change to the CD drive and go to the \CID\SERVER\TCPAPPS directory.

• Type INSTALL.EXE and press Enter.
  
  
  
  Figure 34: Install IBM TCP/IP V3.1 in Warp Server
  
  

The 'Install IBM TCP/IP V3.1 in Warp Server' window appears as shown in Figure 34.

• Change/overwrite the installation directory to the directory where the TCP/IP base kit from OS/2 Warp 4 is installed.

If you followed the instructions above, this will be the \MPTN directory on your boot drive.

• Click on the Options button to customize your installation.

The TCP/IP options notebook will appear as shown in Figure 35. In this notebook you can configure the TCP/IP components to be installed. At this point we only have to install the DHCP and DDNS Server.



Figure 35: Install IBM TCP/IP V3.1 in Warp Server - Options

• Select DHCP Server Support and DDNS Server Support from the Packages page.

• Deselect everything except for the entries for DHCP and DDNS, because the other TCP/IP components are already installed.

• Close the Options window and you will be back at the Install IBM TCP/IP V3.1 in Warp Server window.

• Click on the Install button. The installation will be started.

• After the installation is completed, reboot the system.

4.5 Cache for the HPFS386 File System