2015-04-10, 02:57
Hi,
I am trying to perform a Legacy PXE Boot of iPXE undionly.kpxe from a Windows 2012 Server running WDS. I have TFTP Enabled and accepting connections for all clients. Every time my client performs a PXE request it gets a DHCP reply to boot undionly.kpxe. Then it performs a TFTP Read of undionly.kpxe but the server sends back TFTP: Access Illegal Operation. Access Denied. If I stop WDS and run TFPTD32.EXE the transfer happens successfully but I need to use WDS because I want to use PXE chaining to boot a Windows 7 boot installation media after from WDS. I looked at everything on the WDS Server and cant find out why I am getting Access Denied. Is it possible to TFTP Boot undionly.kpxe from a Windows 2012 Server running DHCP Role and WDS Role?
Thanks,
Todd
I am trying to perform a Legacy PXE Boot of iPXE undionly.kpxe from a Windows 2012 Server running WDS. I have TFTP Enabled and accepting connections for all clients. Every time my client performs a PXE request it gets a DHCP reply to boot undionly.kpxe. Then it performs a TFTP Read of undionly.kpxe but the server sends back TFTP: Access Illegal Operation. Access Denied. If I stop WDS and run TFPTD32.EXE the transfer happens successfully but I need to use WDS because I want to use PXE chaining to boot a Windows 7 boot installation media after from WDS. I looked at everything on the WDS Server and cant find out why I am getting Access Denied. Is it possible to TFTP Boot undionly.kpxe from a Windows 2012 Server running DHCP Role and WDS Role?
Thanks,
Todd