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Have you got any task sequences deployed to the pc? Does sccm know of the pc or is unknown?

 

Ive tasked it to deploy an OS, Ive added its MAC in to SCCM so i cant see it being unknown?

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Its usually one of these

 

  • No TS Deployed
  • MAC is incorrect in SCCM
  • Boundaries and boundary groups incorrect

 

1: I just retasked it and still the same. (it just getting higher in the que)

2: Mac is fine. Both Match

3: They match the range of the network. Both are on the same Vlan aswell. (should i try giving a manual IP higher up the chain)

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One thing that's bitten me a couple of times in the past, have you made the task sequence deployment available to PXE clients? If it's only available to configmgr clients, your PC won't boot.

 

deployment.png

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One thing that's bitten me a couple of times in the past, have you made the task sequence deployment available to PXE clients? If it's only available to configmgr clients, your PC won't boot.

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]24930[/ATTACH]

 

Beat me!!!

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One thing that's bitten me a couple of times in the past, have you made the task sequence deployment available to PXE clients? If it's only available to configmgr clients, your PC won't boot.

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]24930[/ATTACH]

 

Being blind here. Where do i find that?

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Go to your task sequence, click on the deployments tab, right click on the deployment and click properties.

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]24932[/ATTACH]

 

Thank you. Still didnt make a diffence tho.

 

Is it anything to do with the policy its waiting for?

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Have you got the respond to pxe clients ticked in the DP settings?

 

I don't think that would be the issue. In the screenshot we can see its picked up the SCCM server.

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The MAC address looks "odd". Like with some new PC's with BIOSes that report incorrect smbios GUIDs, SCCM often has a paddy because it's then not unique. It either won't therefore PXE boot because it's already known (when deploying to unknown computers, I prefer that method rather than manually adding to a build group) or it's conflicting.
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The MAC address looks "odd". Like with some new PC's with BIOSes that report incorrect smbios GUIDs, SCCM often has a paddy because it's then not unique. It either won't therefore PXE boot because it's already known (when deploying to unknown computers, I prefer that method rather than manually adding to a build group) or it's conflicting.

 

This is a virtual pc. I've set the mac manauly

 

Just reset it and still the same.

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