SCCM 2012 PXE boot no longer working

[jaminben]

Hi,

 

Has anyone else come across the error below?

 

CryptVerifySignature failed, 80090006    SMSPXE    09/04/2013 12:24:10    5896 (0x1708)
untrusted certificate: , , some long number    SMSPXE    09/04/2013 12:24:10    5896 (0x1708)
Failed to get information for MP: http://svr.somename.local. 80090006.    SMSPXE    09/04/2013 12:24:10    5896 (0x1708)
PXE::MP_InitializeTransport failed; 0x80004005    SMSPXE    09/04/2013 12:24:10    5896 (0x1708)
PXE::MP_LookupDevice failed; 0x80004005    SMSPXE    09/04/2013 12:24:10    5896 (0x1708)

 

Its located in the SMSPXE log file... everything was working ok but today it just stopped working. I've tried Google but it appears to be an old issue before SP1 was released and now I'm stuck.

 

Thanks

Edited April 9, 2013 by jaminben

[FN-GM]

Are you on SP1?

[jaminben]

Yes, using SP1.

 

I read that before SP1 was released it was a known issue... My google-fu skills seem to have left me today and I can't find a resolution.

[jaminben]

Its getting worse... I've just noticed my boot images (x32 & x64) have failed distribution. Trying to view the status just shows "Error details will be available when server finishes processing the message".

[FN-GM]

Have you tried to redistribute them?

[jaminben]

Have you tried to redistribute them?

 

Yes.. anything I try to distribute will now fail. I keep reading about SMS certificates but they all appear to be in date still so not sure if it can be that.

[FN-GM]

HAs your distribution point got disk space left? Have you tried rebooting it? Can the machines get to the DP?

[jaminben]

HAs your distribution point got disk space left? Have you tried rebooting it? Can the machines get to the DP?

 

Yep, that all looks good and clients can still get to the DP.

[FN-GM]

erm tried a reboot?

[jaminben]

erm tried a reboot?

 

Sorry, yes I've rebooted several times now. Going to remove PXE and WDS from the server and see what that does.

[FN-GM]

I wouldn't because if nothing will distribute its likely the fault is something else.