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May 26th, 2009, 03:40 PM
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Ok, so I fixed my own problem.
You have to set a predefined option on your DHCP server. If you are using DHCP and WDS on the same server, it does this for you automagiclly. If you are running DHCP on a different server from your WDS server then in the DHCP mmc you have to right click your server name, click Set Predefined Options, Click Add; Name: PXE Client; Data type: string; Code: 60; click Ok.
Right click 'Server Options' in the left field and click Configure Options, click Advanced, check 060 PXE Client, and type in String: PXEClient (no space between PXE and Client) and reboot services.
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