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That is what I had to do and things took off from there. However - how do I set up a boot file? Imaging Dell Optiplex GX I've set up an imaging task seems you can't edit these once created? That concerns us, and has triggered this automated reply.

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Last Jump to page: Cheers, Ken Ryan wrote: I still haven't been able to use PXE Boot with the firewall turned on. Does the PXE boot screen give you ni errors before moving on to xp?

Home Skip to Content Micro Focus. Have you tried restarting dhcp on your nw server? It's detected, tx270, the pre-boot agent is running on it, along with adaptive agent.

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I gd270 inputted the zen server ip address, server name and boot file name. I thought there was no message from PXE because it whips by quite fast, but this is what I see if get a pause at the right point: However - how do I set up a boot file?

Results 1 to 10 of The service is started on the 2K3 ZEN server.

Also, is there any way to find out what is happening with the imaging job, or to change it at all? That concerns us, and has triggered this automated reply.

Imaging Dell Optiplex GX

That is what I had to do and things took off from there. Drll Dell Optiplex GX If not it is "nvlnbps. Also have you scheduled an imaging task in zcc for the machine you are trying to image?

Make sure it is posted in the correct newsgroup.

Imaging Dell Optiplex GX Ken, It appears that in the past few days you have not received hx270 response to your posting. If not, you might try one of the following options: Did you need to make any changes to the nw dhcp settings, like adding "DHCP forwarding" which is what I'm understanding from various TIDs to resolve this situation Imaging Dell Optiplex GX Sorry, I meant to say that I disabled the firewall and while I get a different response now, the boot sequence still exits without imaging the workstation.

I've set up an imaging task seems you can't edit these once created? The time now is delo From there everything worked perfectly. I then restarted our nw server and turned off the firewall on the zen server.

Let me know if that works. The server is detected, but it looks as though I have to set a policy for the machine first? Seems you can just create it and nothing more.

Has your problem been resolved? Normally gz270 don't boot from the network at all, but from local drives, so I have no idea what should be in here. The question is, what to do about it!

Exiting Intel Boot Agent and no imaging occurs, Xp just loads on up off the local drive.