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KACE K2000 Deployment Appliance KACE Product Support Systems Deployment Networking OK this is a mess but basically I can only image on 2 subnets, the subnet that the K2000 resided on and the one that my department uses. Any
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other subnet will get the following: System error 53 has occurred. The network path was
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not found. ERROR: Unable to mount shares at \\1/4\peinstQuick background:I'm storing my images on our file server following this KB http://www.itninja.com/blog/view/wim-storage-freeing-up-space-on-your-k2000-if-you-are-using-wims-k2000-version-3-6. This actually worked for a while and then something changed. I want to say that it was on the network but my network guys swear up and down that they didn't change anything.I've done so much troubleshooting I don't know where to http://www.symantec.com/connect/forums/pxe-boot-system-error-53-or-1231-upon-map-express-share start but here we go.All KBE's are made with the KBE manipulator unless otherwise specified. So there's the error. I first thought this was my KBE and made a new one, but that didn't help. It would still only work on my subnet and nothing else.I then created the KBE with the echo command turned on to see if it would tell me where it's failing, but it seems not to be my commands because it doesn't get http://www.itninja.com/question/system-error-53-has-occurred that far because...I created a KBE without any extra commands added and I get the same issue.I also created a normal KBE using Media Manager with the same resultsI am able to map drives after the error and it just leaves me hanging. I can map a drive to my file server and I can map to to \\k2000\petemp and it goes through. But I have to use another drive letter other than X, when I try X is says that the local drive name is already in use. However when I do a net use it doesn't show any other drives being mapped.I know that I've done more but I can't think of anything else right now.Oh and I called Tech support for this and they told me that Kace can't image across vlans... I just hung up after that.Option 66 and 244 are both setup btwIf you need me to test anything just let me know, I have a pc setup upstairs with vmviewer installed so I can take screenshots if need be.Thanks in advance. Answer Summary: TextSave summary Cancel 4 Comments [ + ] Show Comments Comments genfoch01 2 years ago The KBE uses the X drive as a ram drive to contain the boot wim from the PXE boot. net use will not show it since it is not a network drive but is local
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filename received" SYMPTOM When being started, the PXE client comes up with the PXE copyright message, then displays DHCP.... After a while, the following error message is displayed: PXE-E53: No boot filename received Depending on the PXE client's system setup boot device list configuration, the PC then either stops or tries to boot from the next boot device in the system setup boot device list. CAUSE The "PXE-E53" error indicates that the PXE client received a reply to its DHCPDISCOVER message, but the "boot filename" information was missing in this reply. RESOLUTION Make sure that the "boot filename" option is present on your DHCP or BOOTP server, and that its value is set to the filename of the boot loader. When using Microsoft DHCP server, add option 067 (Bootfile Name) to your scope. When using a Unix/Linux based (ISC) DHCP server, use the "filename" parameter for this purpose. In the context of the BootManage Administrator, the boot loader filename is "pxboot" for PXE clients and "bpboot" for TCP/IP BOOT-PROM clients. So, if you have exclusively PXE clients, set the boot filename option to the value "pxboot". If you have exclusively TCP/IP BOOT-PROM clients, set the boot filename option to the value "bpboot". In a mixed PXE and TCP/IP BOOT-PROM client environment, you must configure your DHCP or BOOTP server so that it provides the PXE clients with the "pxboot" boot loader, and the TCP/IP BOOT-PROM clients with the "bpboot" boot loader. Back to Problems & Solutions overview