Can't figure out to to boot to my SCCM Server

[Br1lliantJim]

(2017-01-25 22:40)NiKiZe Wrote:  It is the message iPXE prints when your tftp server responds with opcode for TFTP_ERR_ACCESS_DENIED which mostly mean that the file is not globally readable, but it is an issue with your TFTP server so check the server logs.

The suggestion on the error page is very descriptive step-by-step things to check:

• Check that you are attempting to download the correct file.
• Check the permissions on the file you are trying to download.
• Check that you can download the file using another TFTP client, such as tftp-hpa on Linux.
• If you are using qemu's embedded TFTP server, try adding an extra leading slash to your filename (to work around a known qemu bug). For example, if your DHCP server is currently handing out
  

Thanks! My main concern is that 10.0.2.4 isn't my SCCM server. In fact, I'm not sure what that even is. Both the client and the server can ping it, but my server's address is 10.0.2.15, which the client receives DHCP from.

So in the end, I have no clue what Test.pxe is or where it is coming from.