PXE issues on two fresh installs

spazcatsam

I have am attempting to use TOEM to get rid of FogProject for PXE imaging and to allow better ease of image management and usb boot support etc. A couple things that I could really use some help with.

Is it possible to copy the certificates, keys, unique ids etc from one server to another BUT have each have a unique FQDN or is the certificate tied to the FQDN? This would help me only need one flash drive to hit two different instances of TOEM, I guess this is what the clustering is for but I dont see a lot of documentation on setting up clusters so its a little beyond me currently.
On my two seperate new installs I am not able to get the ipxe files to populate in the tftpboot/pxelinux.cfg folder and this PXE booting doesnt work at all, not sure what I am doing wrong on this front but I would love to get this working.
Thank you very much for such a cool project the ability to simply store images on an SMB share makes this much more simple to manage than FOG.
Can I image a device on one instance of TOEM, copy all the files to the correct path on a second system, somehow import the image, and then deploy it or is the image unique to the instance?
For managing bugs, feature requests, update releases you should consider a git-esque system. My small company just rolled out Forgejo which is a fork of Gitea and its been great to keep track of issues across the board.

Again thank you so much for this its a really killer software.

spazcatsam

I have figured out how to get the files to generate, it was either a permissions issue of the folders or the "create boot file" process but I am still not getting luck booting using pxeboot.0, the file in pxelinux.cfg is default.ipxe

theopenem_admin

Hello,
Can you check your tftp logs?
On your server navigate to C:\Program Files\Theopenem\tftpd32\ and open tftpd64_gui, then select the log viewer tab and then try to perform a pxe boot, the log should then auto populate with data, if nothing appears then the pxe boot request is never reaching the server.

spazcatsam

theopenem_admin Awesome I will give this a shot!