J.R.
One possible item to look at. Make sure you are not specifying options 66
and 67 in your dhcp scope configuration. This can cause problems. A
network trace is the best bet. Look at the DHCP discover, Offer, Request,
Ack process
Scott McArthur[MS]
Microsoft Windows Server Setup Support
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| Well, I got debug logging enabled just fine... (DHCP info
| all checks out btw... IP, gateway, etc. all look good)
|
| But this is all I get on the log file when a client tries
| to connect and gets the file not found errors (detailed in
| original post, below)
|
| [BinlServer] 11/14 17:51:09 [OPTIONS] Recognizing client.
| [BinlServer] 11/14 17:51:09 [MISC] Client Guid: {4c4c4544-
| 004a-4310-8048-b6c04f383131}
| [BinlServer] 11/14 17:51:09 [OPTIONS] Recognizing client.
| [BinlServer] 11/14 17:51:09 [STOC] Sending response to =
| 192.168.1.53, XID = 7a67d877.
|
| No info on what files it is trying to copy through TFTP
| I have done some cursory searching for info on logging
| TFTP events but have found nothing
|
| any ideas anyone?
|
|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >I have used Network Monitor for troubleshooting these
| kind of
| >error...Just to make sure that the DHCP is handling out
| the correct
| >information
| >
| >But you can enabling RIS debugging
| >HOW TO: Enable Debug Mode for Remote Install Servers
| >
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=236033
| >
| >Johan Arwidmark
| >
| >Windows User Group - Nordic
| >
http://wug.lutteman.se
| >
| >On Fri, 14 Nov 2003 13:38:27 -0800, "J.R."
| ><(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
| >
| >>I am trying to track down what other files might be
| >>causing a "File not found error" after remote machines
| >>connect to DHCP server.
| >>
| >>We are experiencing the following symptoms, which are
| >>discussed in Microsoft KB article 222177.
| >>That article says to replace three files (ntldr,
| >>Startrom.com & Startrom.n12)
| >>and the problem should go away, but it doesn't.
| >>
| >>I have also tried re-installing RIS to no avail.
| >>
| >>When a PXE machine boots it connects to the server
| (Win2K,
| >>same server for both RIS and DHCP)
| >>and reports IP, DHCP and Gateway Addresses... then it
| >>reports:
| >>
| >>PXE-T01: File not found
| >>PXE-E3B: TFTP Error - File not Found
| >>
| >>I have tried the PXE boot from a couple of different
| >>machines on the network with the same results, so it
| does
| >>not appear to be workstation-related.
| >>
| >>Any ideas? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Can
| I
| >>somehow track the progress of RIS connect attempts?
| >>
| >>
| >
| >.
| >
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