After being occupied with other stuff i picked up where I left off and tried using the bootable media option. It starts and loads up. But after booting into the prestage it fails with the following errors:Failed to configure adapter 0 (0x80220014)Failed to configure network settings for adapter 1 (0x80220014)Execution failed with error 80220014I found the following article that describes this error precisely:our SCCM is up to 1710 with two hotfixes to go. Shouldnt the above hotfix already be applied to my bootable media?Would love to see your input into this.Kind regards,Roy.
I've been doing PXE boot installs for Windows 7 for the past year and everything works fine. With the move to Windows 10 (x64), we plan to use UEFI rather than BIOS and also enable Secure Boot. I started playing with this today, and on my test machine, enabled UEFI, disabled Legacy ROM support and enabled SecureBoot. (2017-01-12 09:35) abossystemax Wrote: For SecureBoot enabled devices, I'd like to always boot to WDS If you insist on having a boot loader like syslinux, grub2 or ipxe you will have to disable secure boot on all machines as they come into the workshop. Until a time that ipxe.efi + wimboot is secure boot enabled, you will have to configure.
I wanted to post this guide here. I was just tasked with creating a test network where a computer can boot to the network via PXE and load up the WinPE. Hopefully this guide will help someone! NOTE: this is just an example of how to set this up, but after many attempts I found it to be the easiest.What you need to begin2 Servers running some form of Server 2003 SP1 or betterMicrosoft Windows AIKWindows 2003 Server disc 1MSXML6 installer (newest. The one on the AIK iso doesn't always work)1. Hi Tripredacusthis is a nice guide for someone new to the to the WDS/PXE setup. Thanks!I was wondering about the DHCP server setup - can we just an existing one since we already have one.
So I can skip 'Step 2',correct?And I have ghost & AIK already setup on a different standalone server (have been using it as a ghostcast server and also for making Win PE boot disks), so I could just install WDS component on this server itself and follow the rest of your instructions, yes?Thanks again for the nice guide! Are the steps the same when using server 08 r2?I haven't gotten the R2 update yet. For Server 2008, it is a little different. I've done it twice. The first time was using just 1 server. The second time was a domain/role migration from the setup from the tutorial. For example, the 2nd server (DHCP) ended up failing on me.
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It was another 2003 server. I redid it as Server 2008 and migrated all roles except DNS (and another one) from Unclesocks, which was the Domain Controller used in the tutorial. I didn't write down those steps unfortunately. Either way, when i get the R2 update, I won't be making any changes I don't think.