Using Unraid Docker with a Custom MAC Address

When I stumbled upon the netboot.xyz project, I was immediately drawn to its value in maintaining a centralized and up-to-date list of internet-enabled boot options. Prior to this discovery, I had always manually maintained a custom set of boot files on a small TFTP server, updating them as needed with the boot options that proved most useful.

In my home network, I use Unraid Docker for various purposes, including:

* Running diskless nodes that perform specific worker functions

* Booting current Linux installers or Live CDs for wipes and fresh installs

* Booting computers into recovery environments when something goes awry

To achieve these goals, I have set up a network boot server as a core infrastructure tool on my home network. This allows me to:

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