Re: Zenworks and PXE???
Craig Wilson
It does install a PXE server that could alter which server a device contacts
when it does a PXE boot.
Why on earth would any software require being installed via a PXE boot???
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"fordwillman" <fordw...@no-mx.forums.novell.com> wrote in message
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> This is probably a very dumb question, but I need to ask it. What does
> Zenworks do "under the hood" with PXE on the local machine? I am trying
> to install a software program from Persystent Technologies that needs to
> use PXE boot, and it seems that Zen interferes with this??? I am using
> Zen 7.1sp1 Any help would be very appreciated, thanks.
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Shaun Pond
you can only have one PXE provider per LAN segment, since they just
respond to all queries, and who ever gets there first wins...
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Shaun Pond
unload PDHCP.NLM and remove it from pxestart.ncf
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