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thestig220

PXE-E53 No bootfile. Cant deploy any images

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I am new to SCCM, and I am not the guy who set this environment up. Last Friday, our sccm deployment method decided to take a crap. We have a distribution point with PXE configured in 2007. At first, WDS would not start and everything in the SMSBoot file was missing. Here is what I tried.

 

-Remove PXE from DP

-Remove WDS role from DP

-Delete temp files

-Delete remote-install file

-reinstall WDS (I NEVER configured)

-Reinstall the PXE role from SCCM to the DP. I get an install complete.

-create new boot image and readvertised to systems.

 

I have done this three times already and no avail. The DHCP server is on a separate server and only has option 66 configured; That is it, that is how it has worked for 5 years. I really need help with this issue, I have already spent so many hours trying to figure this out and I am completely out of brain power.

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Just a guess, but it is possible that IIS is looking for a different version of Windows BITS Extensions than what is installed. Check your application.config file and then compare that to the file version in the Global Assembly Cache. This can happen if you upgraded your operating system (like from Server 2012 to Server 2012 R2).

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