Posts made by Killklli

@Wayne-Workman Hmmmm. UEFI still isn’t grabbing. But Legacy still is.

@Wayne-Workman Here’s a screenshot.

@Wayne-Workman Sorry about the delay right now it looks like. I’ve tried multiple configs so this one is more or less a start over of where I was originally. So not much has changed currently.

port=0
log-dhcp
tftp-root=/tftpboot
dhcp-option=17,/images
#Removed dhcp-option=vendor:PXEClient,6,2b
dhcp-no-override
#removed dhcp-vendorclass=BIOS,PXEClient:Arch:00006
dhcp-vendorclass=UEFI,PXEClient:Arch:00007
dhcp-boot-UEFI,ipxe.0
pxe-prompt="Press F8 for boot menu", 3
pxe-service=X86PC, "Boot from network", undionly
#removed local boot its un-needed
dhcp-range=192.168.1.2,proxy

@Wayne-Workman Turns out it was an issue with having both the Legacy vendor and the UEFI vendor listed. Its at least seeing the server now but now I dive into the hole of “Failed Secure Boot Verification”

-EDIT-
Scratch that. Still hates me. It was an issue with a VM. It is downloading now though.

–Edit Edit–
I had an extra DHCP option still on. Still not downloading. But If I go back to legacy mode those options work.

@Wayne-Workman I’ve been trying multiple things in the meantime but have still yet to be successful with it. It was a good jumping off point but I’ve still yet to hit the right point. Thanks for your help.

@Killklli @Wayne-Workman Sadly its still not working. I tried on a non production DHCP server and its still not pushing it out with the code you gave me. The DHCP server I have even has factors set for a UEFI gateway and dns. I’m using a Server 2012 DHCP/DNS server and Ubuntu 12.04 running fog 1.20 for it by the way. Is there anything else I can try?

@Wayne-Workman Hmm, I’m still having an issue with PXE-E18. There’s a good chance its on their end. When I can physically get to the machine in the morning I’ll hook it back up to my network and see if having the UEFI DHCP running. If it works at least then I know for a fact its on their end and not mine.

—Edit—
Turns out that config is working with the Legacy version as well. As of writing this UEFI still is not working but its working for legacy.

@Wayne-Workman I was working with a non production server at first but I hit a point where I needed to take it out of that and try to get it to work with the pre existing one. Its for the Comp Sci departments computer lab on my campus. They actually set us up in such a way where if we screw up with DHCP it doesn’t mess up the rest of campus. Its been broken too man times. I’ll give that new one a shot, and yep I’ve been filling in the static IP.

Its strange, even though that first block should just work out of the box because its a proxy for a DHCP server its still not grabbing the right info for it. I think it might be an issue with my DHCP server because its just giving me a PXE-E18: Server response timeout. Its just a pain because I have no access to the DHCP server itself.

After doing some digging I have still yet to find a way to set up proxy booting with UEFI. I have proxy booting working perfectly fine in legacy mode but I need the UEFI version for image related reasons. Is there a proper way or a thing I am missing to set proxy UEFI up? I’m trying to get this deployed sooner rather than later. (Besides that its the first time I have used this product and I love it compared to others!)