But I found someone talking in another thread that since Windows PE is based off of Vista 32bit, you must have a Network driver made for Vista 32 bit. However, at first I was having the same problem. To support that idea, I AM able to connect with a Dell Optiplex 9010 box. When I go to start the multicasting, I am seeing I am getting a 127.0.0.1 address.
I boot up the 9020 box and successfully connect over the network to the ghost boot image/disc. Launched the PXE server and the TFTP server Using the BOOTPTAB editor, added host with the name and address as ? Placed the bootmgr file from the boot folder into the TFTPBOOT folder Placed the boot folder in the c:\TFTPBOOT directory.
Selected Include Deploy Anywhere Driver Database (have tried with and without this) In this image, I've manually added 9020 drivers for windows 7 32 and 64 bit downloaded from the Dell website which came in a driver package. Trying to connect to GhostCase server via network boot with a Dell Optiplex 9020īuilt a server for our GhostCast server and installed the Ghost Suite on there.Ĭreated a Windows PE TCP/IP Network Boot Image using Ghost Boot Wizard. I've finally hit a brick wall now that I need help with. Most things I've been able to figure out after some trial and error plus Google. This is my first time working with setting up a GhostCast server. RequestSendFile.cpp:567 CRequestSendFile::HandleMessage : Error Receiving file. RequestSendFile.cpp:727 - CRequestSendFile::DoReceiveFile: caught CIPCError exceptionĬommon\ipc\TcpSocketIpc.cpp:71 - CTCPSocketIPC::Connect Failed to connectĪ connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond. ReplyUpdateComputer.cpp:296 - Error reading logevent status from registry. ReplyUpdateComputer.cpp:190 - Error removing registry value. DsAgent.cpp:488 About to serialize objects Deleted 'config-failed' value from registry. internal/Configure.cpp:824 - Configuration task was successful. internal/Configure.cpp:276 Looks we are coming after create image, No need to go to wrk grp
internal/Configure.cpp:266 Networking was disabled see if we need to go to wrk grp bootstrap.cpp:465 GetCfgFilename(): strName = C: bootstrap.cpp:1129 - Error reading input file. The run script fails with the agent reporting the following: The capture job works fine if i remove the script step. I've provided the network team the ports listed on page 35 and 36 of the admin guide, but i am not sure if that is comprehensive. I have a simple job that runs a script and captures the image.
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