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PXE boot almost working - HELP!

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After several difficult weeks I have finally reached the tantilising stage of successfully PXE booting my SCCM clients for OS deployment.

 

I am at the stage where the client responds to an F12 request; the SCCM server responds and the PXE log file shows communication.

 

The problem I have is the advertisment just won't start. Initially it wouldn't detect unknown machines so I created a manual association.

 

What is very strange, however, is the way it just sits there, looping around and never getting beyond the boot screen.

 

The PXE log file shows the following, if I were to leave it the bottom line would just keep repeating itself with my client not passing the stage: “Contacting Server 192.168.210.240...........”:

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

Getting boot action for unknown machine: item key: 3 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

Executing GetBootAction(3, SRFT-SCCM) smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

vLastPXEAdvertisementID is NULL smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

vLastPXEAdvertisementTime is NULL smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

GetBootAction: MAC: SMBIOS: SMSID:ad3377f2-0c05-4804-880c-943cd9471e40 LastAdv: smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

Advertisement results: OfferId:SRF20001 OfferTime:11/01/2010 15:53:00 PackageID:SRF00007 BootImageID:SRF00002 PackageVer: PackagePath:\\SRFT-SCCM\SMSPKGE$\SRF00002\ Mandatory:1 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

Advertisement results: OfferId:SRF20001 OfferTime:11/01/2010 15:53:00 PackageID:SRF00007 BootImageID:SRF00002 PackageVer: PackagePath:\\SRFT-SCCM\SMSPXEIMAGES$\SMSPKG\SRF00002\ Mandatory:1 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

ProcessDatabaseReply: Using Advertisement found in DB: SRF20001 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:06 PM 428 (0x01AC)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23bef2c smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:26 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

MAC=00:25:B3:D3:60:83 SMBIOS GUID=EDCD59D4-09E1-11DE-BBDA-B3D360830025 > Device has been accepted. smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:26 PM 2696 (0x0A88)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23bffe4 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:45 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

MAC=00:25:B3:D3:60:83 SMBIOS GUID=EDCD59D4-09E1-11DE-BBDA-B3D360830025 > Device has been accepted. smspxe 1/11/2010 3:55:45 PM 3288 (0x0CD8)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c109c smspxe 1/11/2010 3:56:05 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

MAC=00:25:B3:D3:60:83 SMBIOS GUID=EDCD59D4-09E1-11DE-BBDA-B3D360830025 > Device has been accepted. smspxe 1/11/2010 3:56:05 PM 3276 (0x0CCC)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c2154 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:56:25 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c320c smspxe 1/11/2010 3:56:45 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c42c4 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:57:04 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c537c smspxe 1/11/2010 3:57:24 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c6434 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:57:44 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c74ec smspxe 1/11/2010 3:58:04 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c85a4 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:58:23 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23c965c smspxe 1/11/2010 3:58:43 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23ca714 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:59:03 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23cb7cc smspxe 1/11/2010 3:59:23 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 23cc884 smspxe 1/11/2010 3:59:43 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

 

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[192.168.210.240:9000] Len:274 23cd93c smspxe 1/11/2010 3:59:49 PM 2692 (0x0A84)

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hi Rik

 

have you seen this post yet ?

 

Thank you for your response.

 

Yes, that is the very thread I have been referencing these past few weeks which has me at the point I am at now. Unfortunately I can't see anything pertinent to my current issue; although I may have missed it as I am no expert on this.

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well your problem sounds like this one exactly

 

2. Contacting Server (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) .....

 

the dots go on for ever and your SMSPXE.log will say things like Device has been accepted but nothing else to give you a clue as to what is actually wrong,

 

the solution in my case was to reset the PASSWORD in AD users and computers for the user i specified in the MDT VBS filter (SMSinstall)

 

 

once done, error gone

 

does that help ?

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Seems to have got a little bit further. This is my new pxelog:. Does it mean anything to you?

 

 

[192.168.210.240:67] Recv From:[010.137.065.254:67] Len:548 7aa074 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:55 AM 3312 (0x0CF0)

Executing LookupDevice(EDCD59D4-09E1-11DE-BBDA-B3D360830025, 00:25:B3:D3:60:83) smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:55 AM 1916 (0x077C)

CDatabaseProxy :: LookupDevice succeeded: 0 0 0 0 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:55 AM 1916 (0x077C)

MAC=00:25:B3:D3:60:83 SMBIOS GUID=EDCD59D4-09E1-11DE-BBDA-B3D360830025 > Device not found in the database. smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:55 AM 1916 (0x077C)

[192.168.210.240:67] Recv From:[010.137.065.254:67] Len:548 7ab0c4 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 3312 (0x0CF0)

Ignoring req from [010.137.065.254:67] Dest Server:[010.137.064.001] smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 3312 (0x0CF0)

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:548 236b1dc smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 3312 (0x0CF0)

[192.168.210.240:4011] Recv From:[010.137.065.001:68] Len:299 744134 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 3312 (0x0CF0)

Getting boot action for unknown machine: item key: 3 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Executing GetBootAction(3, SRFT-SCCM) smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

vLastPXEAdvertisementID is NULL smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

vLastPXEAdvertisementTime is NULL smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

GetBootAction: MAC: SMBIOS: SMSID:ad3377f2-0c05-4804-880c-943cd9471e40 LastAdv: smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Advertisement results: OfferId:SRF20000 OfferTime:12/01/2010 15:28:00 PackageID:SRF00007 BootImageID:SRF00002 PackageVer: PackagePath:\\SRFT-SCCM\SMSPKGE$\SRF00002\ Mandatory:0 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Advertisement results: OfferId:SRF20000 OfferTime:12/01/2010 15:28:00 PackageID:SRF00007 BootImageID:SRF00002 PackageVer: PackagePath:\\SRFT-SCCM\SMSPXEIMAGES$\SMSPKG\SRF00002\ Mandatory:0 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

ProcessDatabaseReply: Found optional advertisement(s): SRF20000 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Mutex was not owned. Now have ownership. smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Executing PXE_GetSiteTypeAndDefaultMP(SRF) smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

GetSiteTypeAndDefaultMP: SiteType=2 DefaultMP=SRFT-SCCM.SRHT.NHS.UK smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Executing PXE_GetSiteTypeAndDefaultMP() smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

No Default MP found for smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Executing PXE_GetMpCertificates(SRF,SRFT-SCCM.SRHT.NHS.UK) smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

GetMpCertificates: Certificates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smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Loaded PXE settings from DB: Default MP: SRFT-SCCM.SRHT.NHS.UK, Public Certificates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smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Executing PXE_GetSiteTypeAndDefaultMP(SRF) smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

GetSiteTypeAndDefaultMP: SiteType=2 DefaultMP=SRFT-SCCM.SRHT.NHS.UK smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Executing PXE_GetSiteTypeAndDefaultMP() smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

No Default MP found for smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Executing PXE_GetMpCertificates(SRF,SRFT-SCCM.SRHT.NHS.UK) smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

GetMpCertificates: Certificates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smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Loaded PXE settings from DB: Default MP: SRFT-SCCM.SRHT.NHS.UK, Public Certificates: 308201DA30820147A00302010202105E9E7E3C9FE0608345302F808AB0E5B2300906052B0E03021D050030223112301006035504031309535246542D5343434D310C300A06035504031303534D533020170D3130303131303130313134385A180F32313039313231383130313134385A30223112301006035504031309535246542D5343434D310C300A06035504031303534D5330819F300D06092A864886F70D010101050003818D0030818902818100A5CDE28D076329C573E0BDC4BD90616473617552F058D4982AE12D572179BBB78B4640F1D63EE137F9B6CCCD66513CFD54275042E12E8FAF15EFBCBE39B497DFBCF988C307A0C89FF33414CF7206F31F5A07B03E297198EAD389A626EBC7048F4A04B12B7697C3316EDA581BECF447A950D7301301F5C91BC2FCF7AF1F26C67F0203010001A317301530130603551D25040C300A06082B06010401823765300906052B0E03021D05000381810043295B767E4BC8EDC726B2BAE3DAEACA13D3A9E0CB643066442EDE85192CEAC8E85582C0514DB1C8F1B77A9BDD61C4BA24A4D99EEF1193F8FF730F6C2CA108CCBA514A44BF5457361A67CCC0D8777F1BDB43A03F1CF179B9549FBAB8E5596EDE271806527C82DDA8EC3E320D841AB0E70FD8E016C00615342F00EFBE90A2F582 smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

WARNING: _SMSTSSiteSigningCertificate Not Set. This might cause client failures in native mode. smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

WARNING: _SMSTSRootCACerts Not Set. This might cause client failures in native mode. smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

WARNING: _SMSTSCertStoreName Not Set. This might cause client failures in native mode. smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

WARNING: _SMSTSCertSelection Not Set. This might cause client failures in native mode. smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

Saving Media Variables to "e:\RemoteInstall\SMSTemp\2010.01.13.09.22.59.0002.{8A4EE0B4-EA3F-4495-9533-3BE83C9628C7}.boot.var" smspxe 1/13/2010 9:22:59 AM 1916 (0x077C)

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is sccm in mixed or native mode ?

 

what are you seeing happening on the client when it pxe boots now ?

 

I'm in mixed mode, although I'm not sure what this means, I was advised to do it from another forum.

 

When the client pxe boots now, it says the following:

 

Downloaded WDSNBP...

 

Architecture: x64

 

Pending Request ID: 270

 

Contacting Server: 192.168.210.240

TFTP Download: smsboot\x64\pxeboot.com

 

 

Immediately after this it exits from the pxe boot and continues booting via HDD.

 

Thank you.

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Just a quick message to say that I have finally got this working.

 

Thank you for your advice.

 

I now have another issue, although I suspect this is easier to resolve.

 

The task sequence bombs out with the following error:

 

It is not supported to deploy an x86 architecture OS from a amd64 boot image ApplyOperatingSystem 1/14/2010 11:03:59 AM 1432 (0x0598)

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