I looked into it for similar reasons and from what I can see it doesn't.
What we ended up doing is just making the firewall ACL more specific to
allow only port 80 to the kickstart host.
Maybe I'm wrong, I would be happy to hear it did support this, but I
don't think it does.
- Matt
dadembro@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I have been asked to disable port 80 for security reasons. I use it to
supply a kickstart file to other systems on the network for Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 4 (update 4). Trying to get the kickstart with
ks=https://ip_address/kickstart_filename.cfg fails.
Should I expect this to work or not?
Thanks,
---d.dembrow
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