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Another issue that has been discovered is if the machine that is PXE booting is assigned an IP address of the form .255.

Check to make sure that teamed NICs on the Deployment Solution are functioning correctly. Removing the team and re-creating it has resolved this issue for HP D元80 servers.

(For disabling Multicasting Deployment Solution 6.5: If the routers/switches have been configured to pass multicast broadcast packets and the error is still occurring, go the PXE Configuration Utility in the DS console under Tools > PXE Configuration and the Multicast tab. You can disable the “Use Multicast for Boot File Transfer” (in Deployment Solution 6.5 the option is "Enable MTFTP") and then send the job out again. This disables the use of multicast and then the settings on the routers/switches will no longer be a factor.)

(GSS) If your network is not properly configured to allow Multicasting, or you are not sure if it is, disable multicasting for the bootfile transfer by following the instructions in the document “ Disabling Multicast for the PXE Boot File Transfer”.

(GSS) If you are crossing subnets/VLANs/VPN, make sure that ports 69, 1758, and 1759 are allowed and that the network infrastructure is configured properly to allow the client computer to connect to the server via port 69, 1758, and 1759.

This can be verified in the tcpview after running the command line.

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If there are, use the following command line in a command prompt: taskkill /Im process.exe /F This will stop the processes and free up resources so that the pxemtftp and the pxe service can run. (GSS) If the services are running in the service manager, but there are no services showing up in the tcpview other than on the pxe configuration service, look in the task manager on the pxe server (remote or ds local) to see if there are a large number of processes in the task manager.This can be done by running the utility TCPView from and verifying the existence of ports 69, 1758, and 1759 (GSS) in the Local Address section. If the the three above steps check out, verify that PXE/TFTP server is listening on port 69.The existence of another PXE server on the network could cause the PXE client to receive invalid TFTP server information.

With the network sniffer verify that no other PXE server is responding to the client computer.

This is something that can be accomplished using a network sniffer. Verify that there are no other PXE servers running on the network.Verify that under the Altiris eXpress PXE SERVER service, if you right-click it and go to the Dependencies tab, that the “Altiris eXpress PXE MTFTP” service is listed under These services depend on "Altiris eXpress PXE Server".

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(GSS) It is normal to see the Altiris eXpress PXE MTFTP service not running and set to manual when looking at the services management console.Check to see if Vendor Specific mode is enabled.Verify the Altiris eXpress PXE Server Service is running.