This tutorial will give us the best info if the fog server and pxe booting client are on the same subnet. We see from the error message that the file name appears to be set correctly. The pcap will tell us that. FOG Project. Register Login. Reply Reply as topic. This topic has been deleted.
Only users with topic management privileges can see it. Post questions here that are appropriate for the operating system deployment feature of Configuration Manager Current Branch. Before posting, please search for your answer in these forums and the TechNet documentation. Sign in to vote. Please help to troubleshoot Regards, Boopathi. Friday, May 15, PM. You should never do that; you need to remove those.
You should instead use IP helpers. Hi, Thanks for posting in TechNet. Agree with Kerwin. In certain instances, configuring DHCP options 60, 66, and 67 may make it appear that the PXE boot process is proceeding further along than it did before these options were configured. However, in most cases, the process is actually proceeding along an incorrect path. Thanks for your time. Best regards, Simon Please remember to mark the replies as answers if they help. Monday, May 18, AM. Hi, Thanks for your reply.
Please help. I've been working with an advanced support tech for almost a month now testing out solutions and even he is stumped. Has anyone experienced this issue or have any insight on this? BIOS is at the latest update at 1. My apologies. This one I am testing on is v1. From a captured video on my phone, prior to going into SupportAssist it starts the PXE Boot, but is still looking to wdsnbp. I cannot post links or images until I am verified, so for a quicker solution, this is what I see on my end.
Screen 1. NBP filesize is Bytes. Screen 2. Succeed to download NBP file. Screen 3. SupportAssist Scan starts.
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