Hi,
We are setting up HTTPS on our campuses at an educational establishment we have 2 seperate Domains (Eg, Staff and Student) and we have 1 Primary Site Server and 2 Site System Servers, we have got the staff on HTTPS all working fine (PXE boots and we can Image) showing PKI Certificate in Config Manager in Control Panel, however, when we try to image a device on the Student network it fails with PXE-E23: Client received TFTP error from server when checking the client they are still saying Self Signed.
My questions are is this PXE error related to the client not knowing/having the PKI Certificate we have done the usuals such as remove PXE and uninstall WDS restart the Server then remove RemoteInstall folder and re-enabling PXE and WDS (Automatically) but still fails?
Is there an easy way to get the PKI Cert to work on the Student side or do we need to do what we did on Staff side (fallowing your (PrajWaldesai) superb guide on how to set up HTTPS on the Student Side?
Hope this makes sense and any help would be gratefully received.
Thanks in advance.
Trev.
We are setting up HTTPS on our campuses at an educational establishment we have 2 seperate Domains (Eg, Staff and Student) and we have 1 Primary Site Server and 2 Site System Servers, we have got the staff on HTTPS all working fine (PXE boots and we can Image) showing PKI Certificate in Config Manager in Control Panel, however, when we try to image a device on the Student network it fails with PXE-E23: Client received TFTP error from server when checking the client they are still saying Self Signed.
My questions are is this PXE error related to the client not knowing/having the PKI Certificate we have done the usuals such as remove PXE and uninstall WDS restart the Server then remove RemoteInstall folder and re-enabling PXE and WDS (Automatically) but still fails?
Is there an easy way to get the PKI Cert to work on the Student side or do we need to do what we did on Staff side (fallowing your (PrajWaldesai) superb guide on how to set up HTTPS on the Student Side?
Hope this makes sense and any help would be gratefully received.
Thanks in advance.
Trev.
