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PXE Network Not Found error

dennis
in DHCP

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Ok some troubleshooting has helped me find my error and I wanted to share for anyone else running into this issue.

I was given the following to setup PXE on my DHCP server

Boot Server: 10.11.16.32

Next Server: 10.11.16.32

Boot File: smsboot\x64\wdsnbp.com

Kept getting Network Not Found but the machine was getting DHCP address.

Discovered I had to enter escape characters for the \ in the Boot File name.  So in the DHCP.conf it now looks like this and works.

filename "smsboot\x5cx64\x5cwdsnbp.com";

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As an FYI, I also read it could be the boot image doesn't have your necessary NIC drivers (inf files) so you may need to recompile with the correct driver.  Also I read that your BIOS needs to be up to date on your client machine.  Also I read that TFTP must be on your Boot Server...  you can troubleshoot by running wireshark on the boot server and filter on UDP 69 to see incoming requests.

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