This issue was caused by the permissions on C:\Windows\Temp being reset and locked out for everyone.TFTP.PXE-MOF : Exiting Intel boot agent
The result is clients trying to boot from WDS cannot access the files they require.
These are stored in C:\Windows\Temp\PXEBootFiles\Windows\Boot\PXE\
Restarting the WDS service can sometimes resolve it.
However, if this is the permissions issue there is a bit more work involved.
- Remove the PXE Service Point role from SCCM
- Remove the WDS role from the server, this will reboot the server.
- Take ownership of the Temp folder, and reset permissions (include all sub folders and files)
- Delete the Temp folder
- Create a new Temp folder
- Add the WDS role to the server
- Reboot
- Add the PXE Service Point role in SCCM
- Re-add the boot images
Information thanks to: http://grahamhosking.blogspot.co.uk/2011/08/problems-with-pxe-boot.html
I m unable to remove pxe service point role from sccm site server even i have deleted all the packages from it...how can i troubleshoot this issue ???
ReplyDeleteHi Syed,
DeleteI find it best to remove everything to do with OSD from the site server. I suspect you will have a boot image assigned to the SS.
Remove that and it should work.
Chris