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Is PXE boot enabled on your DP?
Administration > Distribution Points > Right click on DP > Properties > PXE
Also, did you enable your Boot Image for PXE?
Properties of Boot Image > Data Source > Deploy this boot image from the PXE-enabled DP
Did PXE ever work?
If yes, how was it configured?
If via IP Helpers than it should work.
If it is configured with DHCP Options 60, 66 and 67 then you can either configure it for Legacy BIOS or UEFI devices.
Usually it's advertised as either one or the other.
However, if your DHCP server is running 2012R2 you can configure PXE for both BIOS and UEFI.
In this case you first would need to configure DHCP policies to make a distinction between BIOS and Legacy devices.
And then create options 66 and 67 and only use them if Policy detects that device is BIOS.
And create other options 60, 66 and 67 and only use them if Policy detects that device is UEFI.
Note: Option 60 is only required for UEFI.
Administration > Distribution Points > Right click on DP > Properties > PXE
Also, did you enable your Boot Image for PXE?
Properties of Boot Image > Data Source > Deploy this boot image from the PXE-enabled DP
Did PXE ever work?
If yes, how was it configured?
If via IP Helpers than it should work.
If it is configured with DHCP Options 60, 66 and 67 then you can either configure it for Legacy BIOS or UEFI devices.
Usually it's advertised as either one or the other.
However, if your DHCP server is running 2012R2 you can configure PXE for both BIOS and UEFI.
In this case you first would need to configure DHCP policies to make a distinction between BIOS and Legacy devices.
And then create options 66 and 67 and only use them if Policy detects that device is BIOS.
And create other options 60, 66 and 67 and only use them if Policy detects that device is UEFI.
Note: Option 60 is only required for UEFI.
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Could you tell us more about your DHCP configuration ?. attach the error screenshot as well.
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Hi,
I'm having the same issues PXE Boot Aborted booting to next device. I have configured everything following the Prajwal blog posts.
Configured the 066 and 067 settings(no need for IP Helpers, it's a flat network, no VLANs). I have SCCM 2016 and trying to create a W10 machine.
Any idea?
I'm having the same issues PXE Boot Aborted booting to next device. I have configured everything following the Prajwal blog posts.
Configured the 066 and 067 settings(no need for IP Helpers, it's a flat network, no VLANs). I have SCCM 2016 and trying to create a W10 machine.
Any idea?
