Round Robin Network Booting

[gdi2k]

LTSP is a thin (or fat) client set up that has diskless Linux clients network boot. I have pfsense's DHCP service assign these clients IPs, along with the "next-server" IP and filename so they know where to find the boot image. This works great, but now I want to add a second LTSP server and would like pfsense to issue alternate next-server IPs in a round-robin fashion to booting clients. But I can only enter one next-server IP in the web interface.

Is there some way to round-robin the next-server IP such that network booting clients would be equally balanced between the two servers? Command line solution would be fine too.

UPDATE: I found this:
http://www.redhat.com/archives/k12osn/2005-August/msg00336.html

It says I could use DNS to have a single hostname pointed to two different LTSP server IPs, which would automatically round-robin, like

ltsp    A       10.0.14.252
ltsp    A       10.0.14.253

Then I could just set "next-server" as the "ltsp". This seems like a good approach, but how can I set that up in pfsense? The DNS forwarder has a "Host Overrides" section for local DNS entries, but those only allow one IP per hostname, so I am bumping into the same issue again.

Mods: Sorry, I think this belongs in the DNS & DHCP section.

[gdi2k]

Managed to solve this already so just wanted to provide feedback in case someone else also needs this.

Reference: http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?topic=64414.0

Using the command line, create a file with additional hosts, like /etc/rr-hosts:

192.168.1.11 ltsp-server
192.168.1.12 ltsp-server

Back in the web GUI in DNS forwarder options, under "Advanced" add:

addn-hosts=/etc/rr-hosts

After settings are applied, you can ping the hostname repeatedly and notice it alternate between the IPs each time.

:)