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Доброго времени суток.
Есть проблема связаная с работой WDS на Windows Server 2008 R2. PXE клиент стартует олично происходит получение IP адреса от DHCP сервера, выбираю образ загрузки после чего получаю сообщение
«WDSClient: ошибка при получении IP-адреса от сервера DHCP. Проверьте наличие рабочего DHCP-сервера в данном сегменте сети».До этого сервер писал что он не может найти сетевой драйвер и просил включить его в образ загрузки, что я собственно говоря и сделал. Но теперь вот эта ошибка!Товарищи IT специалисты помогите в решении этой проблемы, потому что вариантов
для её решения у меня нет.Спасибо заранее за помощь
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Не работает на конкретном оборудовании или во всей сети? Судя по всему на конкретном, раз драйвер искали. Очень вероятно, что драйвер кривой. Если образ загрузки у Вас взят от 7 32, то и драйвер сетевой нужен для 7 32. Аналогично для всех остальных систем.
WDS и DHCP у Вас работают корректно и выдают именно то, что и должны. Сначала DHCP адрес получает адаптер, а потом образ PE подгружает драйвер и получает адрес уже сам. Вот в драйвере и проблема.
Все, указанное выше, является моим личным мнением. Если Вам помогли предложенные рекомендации, пожалуйста, помечайте их, как ответ. Это поможет другим пользователям быстрее найти решение.
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My WDS has been working for a month now. A few days ago, My WDS service just stop working. I tried everything to get back up an running. Nothing worked. I removed the role and re-add it. It worked for a few more days and then the service just stop working
again. Tried everything again to try to fix it, But nothing worked. Removed the role again and re-add it. Now when I boot up into PXE and select my Boot option, I am getting an error «WDSclient an Error occurred while obtaining an ip address from the
dhcp». Plug my laptop into the port and was able to get an IP address. Some of the forums say it’s a driver issue. The driver where working just fine before. I did make a new driver package to see if that would work. Nothing. I did try this http://www.broexperts.com/2014/12/solution-dhcp-error-in-wds-server-2008-r2/,
Didn’t work.I am on Server 2012 R2 and SCCM is on the same server (I don’t know if that has anything to do with it. The PXE has been disabled on it)
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Hi matkat1,
Some folk meet your similar case when then use NIC driver from DELL, you can try to update the BISO then monitor this issue again, if it not work please removed the Switch and
monitor whether it able to deploy the image.ON the DHCP server, please check to ensure that there is an operational DHCP server network segment and if your DHCP server on your WDS server please reauthorized with the DHCP.
Please also check whether the event 4101 occurred and indicate the TFTP download failed.
More information:
WDS Client DHCP issues… Here is one solution
http://blogs.technet.com/b/svengruenitz/archive/2008/06/30/wds-client-dhcp-issues-here-is-one-solution.aspx
WdsClient: An error occurred while obtaining an IP address from the DHCP server
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/zh-CN/a5bb3e6d-7602-40e0-b45b-b89578ef64f1/wdsclient-an-error-occurred-while-obtaining-an-ip-address-from-the-dhcp-server?forum=w7itproinstall
I’m glad to be of help to you!
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My WDS has been working for a month now. A few days ago, My WDS service just stop working. I tried everything to get back up an running. Nothing worked. I removed the role and re-add it. It worked for a few more days and then the service just stop working
again. Tried everything again to try to fix it, But nothing worked. Removed the role again and re-add it. Now when I boot up into PXE and select my Boot option, I am getting an error «WDSclient an Error occurred while obtaining an ip address from the
dhcp». Plug my laptop into the port and was able to get an IP address. Some of the forums say it’s a driver issue. The driver where working just fine before. I did make a new driver package to see if that would work. Nothing. I did try this http://www.broexperts.com/2014/12/solution-dhcp-error-in-wds-server-2008-r2/,
Didn’t work.I am on Server 2012 R2 and SCCM is on the same server (I don’t know if that has anything to do with it. The PXE has been disabled on it)
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Thursday, April 9, 2015 2:32 PM
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Hi matkat1,
Some folk meet your similar case when then use NIC driver from DELL, you can try to update the BISO then monitor this issue again, if it not work please removed the Switch and
monitor whether it able to deploy the image.ON the DHCP server, please check to ensure that there is an operational DHCP server network segment and if your DHCP server on your WDS server please reauthorized with the DHCP.
Please also check whether the event 4101 occurred and indicate the TFTP download failed.
More information:
WDS Client DHCP issues… Here is one solution
http://blogs.technet.com/b/svengruenitz/archive/2008/06/30/wds-client-dhcp-issues-here-is-one-solution.aspx
WdsClient: An error occurred while obtaining an IP address from the DHCP server
https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/zh-CN/a5bb3e6d-7602-40e0-b45b-b89578ef64f1/wdsclient-an-error-occurred-while-obtaining-an-ip-address-from-the-dhcp-server?forum=w7itproinstall
I’m glad to be of help to you!
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If you are using new (or different) hardware from what you built your Windows image on, you may see: WdsClient: An Error Occured While Obtaining IP Address From the DHCP Server. Fortunately, you can ignore most of the other solutions floating around the internet telling you to manually inject the drivers into your image. Windows Deployment Service (WDS) has a simple mechanism to inject drivers into your image using the WDS GUI.
How to Add Drivers to Windows Deployment Server:
Go to your hardware manufacturers website and download the network card driver(s) for the hardware in question- Open your WDS MMC, expand the server in question and then expand DRIVERS
- Select ADD DRIVER PACKAGE,
- Select SELECT ALL DRIVER PACKAGES FROM A FOLDER and browse to a folder that contains your unpacked drivers
- Unpacked drivers means that your driver files must be extracted from their .EXE or .MSI or .ZIP file.
- If you do not already know how to do this, download, 7-ZIP and start 7ZIP, select your driver package and click the EXTRACT button
- Unpacked drivers means that your driver files must be extracted from their .EXE or .MSI or .ZIP file.
- In the AVAILABLE DRIVER PACKAGES window just click NEXT
- In the DRIVER GROUPS window, make sure you choose, SELECT AN EXISTING DRIVER GROUP.
- If you do not select a group your drivers will be in WDS but will NOT be applied to any of your images
- In the TASK COMPLETE window you can click MODIFY THE FILTERS FOR THIS GROUP NOW but I would not
- If you add a filter, the drivers will only be applied to devices that meet that filter… I want Windows to figure out if it is needed or not.
- The default is “…install all packages that match the installed hardware…” which is good with me
- If you add a filter, the drivers will only be applied to devices that meet that filter… I want Windows to figure out if it is needed or not.
Now you can add those drivers to the image in question.
How to Add Drivers to An Image on your Windows Deployment Server:
In WDS, click BOOT IMAGES and right click on the image in question- Select ADD DRIVER PACKAGE, then NEXT, then click the SEARCH FOR PACKAGES button
- The drivers you just added to your WDS server will now appear in the SEARCH RESULTS window
- Click NEXT, NEXT, NEXT
WDS will then open the image, inject the drivers and close the image. This is much easier than going through the manual process.
You should not have to restart your WDS service, but if you have troubles, restart it.
Also remember that you will likely want to add these drivers to images other than the BOOT image. Specifically, you will likely want to repeat the process for the image you are trying to apply and to any CAPTURE image you may have.
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I am getting the following error when attempting to image a HP 400 G2 PC using WDS
WdsClient: An error occurred while obtaining an IP address
from the DHCP server. Please check to ensure there is an operational DHCP Server on this network segment.
I have the following setup
Windows Server 2012 with WDS role installed (WDS-01)
2 X Windows Server 2008 with DHCP (DHCP-01 and DHCP-02)
Both DHCP Servers have option 66 and 67 set
66 — WDS-01
67 — bootx86wdsnbp.com
I created my Windows 7 machine and did a sysprep, then captured it using WDS — i did have issues capturing this image, as it turns out that WDS on Server 2012 does not easily capture OVS versions of OS’s, so you have to mount and unmount the capture
image using Dism before capture works.
I tested the new image to a virtual machine and it imaged it with no issues.
I attempted to image a HP PD 400G2 with it and got an error, saying there was no Network Drivers.
So i downloaded the drivers and added them to the image from the WDS console.
I ran the Image again, and i now get the above error.
Can some one assist urgently please, i have a big project next week, which requires many machines ot be built and it would mbe much easier using WDS
Hi
I am getting the following error when attempting to image a HP 400 G2 PC using WDS
WdsClient: An error occurred while obtaining an IP address
from the DHCP server. Please check to ensure there is an operational DHCP Server on this network segment.
I have the following setup
Windows Server 2012 with WDS role installed (WDS-01)
2 X Windows Server 2008 with DHCP (DHCP-01 and DHCP-02)
Both DHCP Servers have option 66 and 67 set
66 — WDS-01
67 — bootx86wdsnbp.com
I created my Windows 7 machine and did a sysprep, then captured it using WDS — i did have issues capturing this image, as it turns out that WDS on Server 2012 does not easily capture OVS versions of OS’s, so you have to mount and unmount the capture
image using Dism before capture works.
I tested the new image to a virtual machine and it imaged it with no issues.
I attempted to image a HP PD 400G2 with it and got an error, saying there was no Network Drivers.
So i downloaded the drivers and added them to the image from the WDS console.
I ran the Image again, and i now get the above error.
Can some one assist urgently please, i have a big project next week, which requires many machines ot be built and it would mbe much easier using WDS