Getting Timeout While PXE Boot attempts to load
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Microsoft DHCP Service
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Is there anything I can check on my network that could cause this.
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Option 66 and 67 are disabled correct?, not just empty?
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@theopenem_admin
in DHCP I assume?
see pic for the options
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@theopenem_admin
I have found one issue that I am not sure is the issue.
I see that our Director or Admin has configured Microsoft DHCP Failover.
That doesn't bother me as much as the option to load balance DHCP addresses
so could this be the issue.
I am not sure I have the credentials to remove this but if it is the problem then I have some things I will have to change.
I am thinking of just putting the cloning process into its one Vlan and having a different DHCP server all together.
Just more work and time I have to find.
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So I disabled the Load balancing on the DHCP servers we have. It should be setup as Failover now.
I am getting most of the time an error from PXE of PXE-E99 Unexpected Network Error.
Not exactly sure what to do with this.
I see that it is getting an IP but then it hangs
I have fired up the CD_Proxyd in debug mode and the tfpt Gui to see if I could se any issues nothing.
I am stuck dead at this point.
Thanks
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Have you tried not using the proxy?
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@theopenem_admin
No, Don't I need to add the 2 options in our DNS then? -
yes, then change your pxe mode in the toems ui.
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@theopenem_admin
So I can make sure I have everything correctly disabled for ProxyBoot and I have set the correct options in DHCP and TOEMsI have set options 66 and 67 in DHCP Server.
66 points to the ip of the TOEMs server
67 is set to this pxeboot.0
I have disabled the Proxy DHCP under Admin/PXE Boot Settings
See screen shots for details
I think this is all I needed to do.
Have I missed anything as it is still can't get it to load
I am getting a different PXE Error
PXE-E16: No valid offer received.
It appears I am not getting an IP Address. It sits at " Start PXE over IPv4" for like 30 seconds and then times out with the PXE-E16 error.
I can find nothing wrong with our DHCP server.
Thanks
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it's difficult to say what's happening. It appears you have it setup correctly. Can you post your tftpd32.ini file located in C:\Program Files\Theopenem\tftpd32
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@theopenem_adm
Please find the tftpd32.ini config file attached.
[0_1623179927592_tftpd32.ini](Uploading 0%) in[TFTPD32]
BaseDirectory=C:\Program Files\Theopenem\tftpboot
TftpPort=69
Hide=0
Negociate=1
PXECompatibility=0
DirText=0
ShowProgressBar=0
Timeout=30
MaxRetransmit=6
SecurityLevel=3
UnixStrings=1
Beep=0
VirtualRoot=1
MD5=0
LocalIP=
Services=1
TftpLogFile=
SaveSyslogFile=
PipeSyslogMsg=0
LowestUDPPort=0
HighestUDPPort=0
MulticastPort=0
MulticastAddress=
PersistantLeases=1
DHCP Ping=0
Max Simultaneous Transfers=100
UseEventLog=0
Console Password=tftpd32
Support for port Option=0
Keep transfer Gui=5
Ignore ack for last TFTP packet=0
Enable IPv6=0
WinSize=0
UnicastBOOTP=0
DHCP Double Answer=0
DHCP LocalIP=
HttpBaseDirectory=. -
Does the TFTP config file look correct?
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Yes, as far as I can tell everything is setup correctly. I can't pinpoint your issue at the moment.