Solved PXE Boot not working TFTP Errors
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Hi guys, I’m new to the FOG community and I haven’t been able to get my server going. I did the install on CentOS 7 with latest FOG install. I’m able to access the web interface and see all that but I cannot register computers because the PXE boot won’t work. NIC boot starts and it gets an IP address from DHCP (separate from FOG, its a Windows server DHCP) Then it goes onto TFTP but it just cuts of there (TFTP . )
Then it says (PXE-M0F: Exiting Intel Boot Agent).
I did the DHCP server option 66 and 67 undionly.kpxe.
I don’t what’s wrong and I cant seem to find anything online that is similar to my problem. Thanks in advance. -
@sebastian-roth I did something wrong on the installation so I start over again. But it was unsolved
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The post’s been deleted so I guess this is actually solved. Please let us know if my assumption is wrong. Marking it solved for now.
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Are these computers in UEFI mode or Legacy?
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@tesparza Ok, then now lets take the next step to capture what is going down the wires. Please follow this process: https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/9673/when-dhcp-pxe-booting-process-goes-bad-and-you-have-no-clue and upload the file to dropbox or a google drive. Please post the link here or DM me directly and I will take a look at it. This should tell us what is missing in the pxe booting process.
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@george1421
Yes Option 66 has the IP address of the Fog Server
Yes firewalld is disabled
Yes they are in the same subnet -
Is dhcp option 66 the ip address of the fog server?
Did you disable the centos firewall (firewalld)
From a debugging standpoint, is the pxe booting computer and fog server on the same subnet?
