Windows Thread, Problems getting old RM PC's to PXE boot in Technical; I have 20 RM computers that were all purchased at the same time and are the same spec.
I have ...
I have 20 RM computers that were all purchased at the same time and are the same spec.
I have set the bios to PXE enabled and some have booted for RIS. Others i can get to the RIS window, i don't even get it search for the DHCP server. I have checked the bios settings of one that works against one that does not and they all appear to be the same. I have changed the Cat5 Cable, keyboard even tried to boot from a RIS disc and still no good.
Usually there are two bios setting that need to be changed, the first is enable boot from network / pxe boot which you have done, the second is in the list of boot priorities you need to change this from Floppy/HDD0/CDROM etc to Network.
I have 2 rooms full of old RM machines that wont boot of the network. I have an app that creates a RIS floppy disk that you boot of that forces it to boot from LAN.
Kyle - do these RM workstations have LAN built on to the motherboard (i.e the lan port is next to the USB and printer ports) or do they have PCI LAN cards?