SCCM 2007, PXE Client Reboots In WinPE

[artnout570]

Hi all! I am from Russia so sorry for my bad english. I have a problem with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007. Namely problem when I try boot on clientpc (PXE) - Windows PE. When booting Windows PE image on the background of the standard picture:

then there is a window

First inscription: ‘Windows is starting up‘

Second inscription: ‘Preparing network connection‘

and starts rebooting

Then the same thing and so infinitely.

 

I was advised

"1) Open up your boot image’s properties

2) Click on Windows PE tab and enable “Enable command support (testing only)”

3) Update the boot image on the distribution point"

 

I did and press F8 in WinPE, and write command "ipconfig /all" all showed my IP, gateway, DHCP-server, DNS-server etc.

But when I closed Command line, WinPE go to restart.

The logs written:

....

 

Please tell me what to do? I spent 2 weeks and no result thanks

[FN-GM]

When you press F8 and go into the command prompt can you see the hard drive?

 

Is it just 1 computers or many computers?

 

I have had similar with just one or 2 machine. Going into the command prompt using diskpart and the clean command fixed the issue.

[artnout570]

I have: 1 server - Windows 2003 and 1 client computer. I used in command prompt "diskpart" and "list disk", i showed my HDD. Its normal.

[FN-GM]

ok try this in the command prompt.

 

Diskpart

select Disk 0

Clean

 

This will make your machine not be able to boot but it should not matter anyway as you will be formatting it during deployment anyway.

 

From the command prompt can you ping the SCCM server?

[artnout570]

My server IP-adress: 192.168.0.20. And I on client write "ping 192.168.0.20" as a result 4 get 4 give

[FN-GM]

ok thanks.

 

Did you do this in the command prompt?

 

Diskpart

select Disk 0

Clean

[artnout570]

No. On client HDD I am install Windows XP x64. I am not format disk..

[FN-GM]

But to install you will need to format the disk anyway.

[artnout570]

thanks. Tomorrow I'll do what you have written.

[artnout570]

do not cover the topic. result of the write

[gshaw]

What hardware are you trying to image? Could be that WinPE doesn't have the correct Mass Storage driver for the SATA \ AHCI controller on the motherboard.

[FN-GM]

But he could see the drive in Diskpart so it should be ok.

[artnout570]

Today I did the following:

1. Do this in the command prompt

 

Diskpart

select Disk 0

Clean

 

As a result, my HDD was formatted. Tried again, and again WinPE go to restart.

 

2. Then I tried format with the Acronis Disk Director, created part C: = NTFS, 100% size.

As a result, my HDD was formatted. Tried again, and again WinPE go to restart.

 

gshaw >> in the command prompt i write:

- ipconfig /all == show me result, IP, DHCP, DNS, domain etc...

- diskpart -list disk == show me result, my HDD. Its normal

[artnout570]

On the client computer, when WinPE is loaded, I am copy folder "SMSTSLog", within the file smsts.txt. With SMS Trace, i opened file = smsts.log and show me (on screenshot):

[bart21]

has SCCM been working before from this server?

 

In a web browser input the following URLs and post screen shots of output: replace the with the name of your SCCM server.

 

http:///sms_mp/.sms_aut?mplist

 

http:///sms_mp/.sms_aut?mpcert

 

I think the issue you are having is that the Management point certificate has an issue.

 

nick

[artnout570]

Well, tomorrow I'll do it and let you know the result.

[artnout570]

Today, reinstalled:

- IIS 6.0;

- WDS;

- SCCM 2007 SP-1.

Error "No MP certificates" disappeared. Now there is another error.

With SMS Trace, i opened file = smsts.log and show me (on screenshot):

The logs were more entries.

 

bart21 >>

I did as you asked. And result:

My server name: server2003;

http://server2003/sms_mp/.sms_aut?mplist

Show me:

http://server2003/sms_mp/.sms_aut?mpcert

 

Show me:

I think that the outcome is close... thanx

Edited November 22, 2012 by artnout570

[artnout570]

.sms_aut?mpcert (i download screenshot, and forum no show)