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Brandon Everhardt
Ok, sorry in advance this is a mess.
I want to use RIS to deploy workstation images. I have set it up in a lab
numerous times with no issues. Due to budget constraints I dont have many
lab servers at my disposal. In my lab RIS and DHCP were always on the same
server. Prior to building the RIS box on the live domain, I wanted to make
sure RIS and DHCP could be on seperate boxes. What I discovered was that a
few options had to be set on the DHCP scope (66,67).
66 = Boot Server Hostname - which I set to the IP of the RIS server
67 = BootFilename - I pointed this to the ris share holding the startrom.com
Now upon booting my clients recieve an IP however fail on the tftp.
tftp error is "PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout"
If I move DHCP and RIS back to the same box RIS works fine. I have restarted
all the services and servers and verified they are running. What am I
missing here?
Thanks a bunch
Brandon
I want to use RIS to deploy workstation images. I have set it up in a lab
numerous times with no issues. Due to budget constraints I dont have many
lab servers at my disposal. In my lab RIS and DHCP were always on the same
server. Prior to building the RIS box on the live domain, I wanted to make
sure RIS and DHCP could be on seperate boxes. What I discovered was that a
few options had to be set on the DHCP scope (66,67).
66 = Boot Server Hostname - which I set to the IP of the RIS server
67 = BootFilename - I pointed this to the ris share holding the startrom.com
Now upon booting my clients recieve an IP however fail on the tftp.
tftp error is "PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout"
If I move DHCP and RIS back to the same box RIS works fine. I have restarted
all the services and servers and verified they are running. What am I
missing here?
Thanks a bunch
Brandon