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DHCP Options

 

060 - PXEClient

066 - Points to the IP of the WDS server

067 - Boot\Customx64\wdsnbp.com

 

TFTPD

 

Directory - H:\OSDeploy The above 067 lives in this directory and is present

 

The PC attempts to boot the download the file but gives the PXE-T01 & E3B errors

 

Dont know where the TFTPD log file lives for the built in SERVER 2003 R2 tftpd.exe

 

Anyone got any pointers please?

Posted

It will be your 067 option - are you sure that path is correct for WDS?

I know SCCM requires it to be set, but not sure if WDS needs it too?

Posted

AFAIK you only need 066 set so that PXE client can see the PXE server. The WDS server decides what image to use and passes that on to the client, you don't need to specify it.

 

Try getting rid of 060 and 067 and see if that works.

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Also, where is your DHCP server?

If it's on the same PC as your WDS server, then you will need to enable the options on the DHCP Tab under the WDS Server Properties.

 

If its not. then as @AButters says, you should only need to enable option 066...

 

Also, have you added the boot image to WDS - I have a feeling that WDS might not like your customx64 folder and may insist you use its own boot\x64\ folder

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No luck, I swapped the boot locations back to the default, removed the 066 and 067 entries checked the DHCP settings (both on same server) and still get the TFTP error.

 

What I have found is that there is no entry for WDSTFTP in the registry (where it sets its boot path)

 

HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\WDSServer\Providers\WDSTFTP\

 

Name: RootFolder

 

Type: REG_SZ

 

Data:

 

Can you just re-install the WDSTFTPD component?

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Seems that under 2003R2 its in a different location HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\TFTPD\Parameters

 

Entry - DIRECTORY

 

Whatever I set in there I still get the errors, if I delete the key WDS service fails to start.

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Removed and Reinstalled WDS to its default locations.

 

Seems to have sort of fixed it, just doing some more testing to see if it allows me to load the PE image

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