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PXE-E32 TFTP open timeout during PXE boot for WDS
Hello, I'm receiving PXE-E32 TFTP open timeout during PXE boot for WDS. I'm attempting to PXE boot my laptop and it receives an address, but there's no pulling down the boot file/image in order to begin the process. DHCP and WDS are running on separate servers. DHCP is Server 2008 and WDS is Server 2012 R2.
Options 066 (WDS server) and 067 (boot\x64\wdsbnp.com) have both been specified and Port 69 is open on the WDS server.
We tried downloading the file through a TFTP client and received there is a problem when parsing the received packet.
Any advice on how to proceed?
Thank you!
Options 066 (WDS server) and 067 (boot\x64\wdsbnp.com) have both been specified and Port 69 is open on the WDS server.
We tried downloading the file through a TFTP client and received there is a problem when parsing the received packet.
Any advice on how to proceed?
Thank you!
What error do you receive when the TFTP open timeout occurs? There should be a "PXE-Exx" error that we can reference to determine the cause.
PXE-E32. In the subject. Got it.
Is option 066 configured using the hostname or IP of your WDS Server?
2nd Question: is the WDS server on a different subnet than your client?
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@Matt 066 is configured with the IP. WDS is on a different subnet than the client, but they're using the same Subnet Mask.
@Muhammad Right now both are unchecked.
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@Muhammad Right now both are unchecked.
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Thanks for both of your input.
I would trial PXE Booting with those two options for "Do not listen on Port 67" and "Configure DHCP Option 60..." checked-off. I think there's something happening with broadcast traffic on the network and the connection to the TFTP server is being interrupted.
Try enabling those two settings and then PXE-booting.
Try enabling those two settings and then PXE-booting.
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@Matt If I enable the 2nd option - Configure DHCP options to indicate that this is also a PXE server I receive an error that the server does not have the DHCP service installed.
Oh right your DHCP is separate - ok so that one can stay unchecked.
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We attempted that, but it gave the same error.
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Any other useful info? Looks like it downloaded the WDSNBP file from the WDS server, but it doesn't see a gateway.
Thanks!
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Thanks!
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If you press F12, what is the message?
See this similar EE posting as it seems to be very close to your current situation.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28225408/Windows-2012-WDS-trouble.html
See this similar EE posting as it seems to be very close to your current situation.
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/28225408/Windows-2012-WDS-trouble.html
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Thanks, Matt. I'll check in the am and get back to you.
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Sorry for the delay. Still checking on it. Do you think enabling WinHTTP AutoProxy Support would help at all?
Thanks.
Thanks.
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So, now when we begin the PXE boot, we're receiving an error.
File:\Boot\BCD
Error Code: 0x000000f
Any thoughts? :)
Thanks.
File:\Boot\BCD
Error Code: 0x000000f
Any thoughts? :)
Thanks.
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We've also tried generating a new boot image and using an existing one from the old WDS/DHCP server.
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We went with Clone Deploy as a solution instead. Thanks for the info.
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Thanks.