- Explain how failover handles the master port coming back
- Add rc.conf settings to the examples
- Add IP addresses to the examples
- Clean up a bunch of <replaceable> tags
Reviewed by: gjb@
up PXE Booting with an NFS root file system.
Reviewed by: gjb, ryusuke,
Garrett Cooper <yanegomi at gmail dot com>,
Warren Block <wblock at wonkity dot com>,
Benjamin Kaduk <kaduk at mit dot edu>
More specifically:
- mentions of old versions of FreeBSD in historical context are left in tact
- remove section about KerberosIV
- remove section about SAP R/3
- remove mentions of XFree86
- only support gvinum
- update examples to 7.X or 8.X
- remove Alpha support
- add COMPAT_FREEBSD[67] kernel options
- csup(1) now only in the base system
- update (tty) device names, add warnings for 7.X
- remove MD5 from the port checksum algorithms
- update port versions (probably not all)
- add definitions for ctm-src[5-8] to mailing-lists.ent
Reviewed by: bcr, joel, remko, simon
so add a short section that describes how to use the loader to achieve
the same effect as a kernel rebuild with:
options IPFIREWALL
options IPDIVERT
options IPFIREWALL_DEFAULT_TO_ACCEPT
* Move a few <indexterm> elements before the paragraph that mentions
them. I'm not sure if this has any effect on the index link
location, but we usually write index terms before the relevant
paragraph.
and unsupported 6.x releases. Tom started this process a while ago
and I'll follow up on that for the latest EoL round.
The old versions can still be found in the doc archives:
http://docs.freebsd.org/doc/
- Add some noise levels different from 0 since 7.X and above should
correctly display these informations;
- Stick the ifconfig(8)'s inet part at the end of each command line.
The inet setting does an implicit "up" to the interface before
setting the rest of parameters leading sometimes to issues. This is
a bug, marking the interface up last is a workaround to that
issue. This change nothing to the doc since the parameters order
should not be important, but may reduce the problems for the readers
using cut&paste. [1]
[1] Requested by sam@
Without encryption, WPA-PSK and WEP APs are covered.
Instructions for EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS and EAP-PEAP based APs will be added
in future
With many useful remarks and help from: sam@ and thompsa@
Inspired from: Sam Banks <w0lfie@clear.net.nz> and loader@
contributions
driver has been removed. The two last advanced bridging features
documented at the end of the page will be available on 6.3-R (in fact
one will be MFC next week and the other one with 6.3-R), but I chose
to not add "this feature is avaiblable on 6.3 blah blah" since they
are advanced features for experts and since they will be available on
RELENG_6 soon.
Submitted by: thompsa@
