The Distribution Manager component on the primary site server then initiates the configuration of the remote DP:. Whenever a new PXE-enabled distribution point is configured, there are additional steps that need to be completed to enable full functionality. Repeat this process for Boot Image x Once this is done, Distribution Manager will start processing the request and initiate the distribution to the remote DP:. All are located on the same subnet.
The PXE client then identifies the vendor and machine-specific information so that it can request the location and file name of the appropriate boot image file. This contains the IP address from the offer that was selected. The server host name and the boot file name are not provided here:. At this point, we still don't have the boot file information, however now the client has an IP address. The server responds with the tsize and then the blksize. The client will then transfer the file from the server.
The size of these blocks is the blksize, and in this case it's set to bytes. Mitigate these issues by managing duplicate hardware identifiers in hierarchy settings. For more information, see Manage duplicate hardware identifiers. In some circumstances, the process to Manage duplicate hardware identifiers may be easier.
The behaviors of each can cause different results in some scenarios. The exclusion list never boots a client with the listed MAC address, no matter what. When you deploy operating systems with PXE, you can create an exclusion list on each distribution point.
Add the MAC addresses to the exclusion list of the computers you want the distribution point to ignore. Listed computers don't receive the deployment task sequences that Configuration Manager uses for PXE deployment. Create a text file on the PXE-enabled distribution point. For example, name the file pxeExceptions.
Use a plain text editor, such as Notepad, to edit the file. Separate the MAC address values by colons, and enter each address on a separate line. For example: ab. Save the text file on the PXE-enabled distribution point.
You can save it to any location on the server. Edit the registry on the PXE-enabled distribution point. Add the full path to the text file on the PXE-enabled distribution point.
If you use the Registry Editor incorrectly, you might cause serious problems that may require you to reinstall Windows. Microsoft can't guarantee that you can solve problems that result from using the Registry Editor incorrectly. Use the Registry Editor at your own risk. You don't need to restart the server. If you've customized your network, a large block or window size could cause the boot image download to fail with a time-out error.
To determine what configuration is most efficient, test the customized settings in your environment. Configure available operating systems on the Deployment Settings tab in the deployment properties. For the Make available to the following setting, select one of the following options:. Configuration Manager doesn't support option 82 with WDS. Deploy the OS to a target collection. For more information, see Deploy a task sequence.
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