Here’s my apt history from when it last worked - approximately…
#Open tftp client update
I have been able to register and backup / deploy images with this exact setup less than two weeks ago so I am assuming an update that I pushed through recently has caused it to break. Move went fine and I was able to test earlier in the month but now when I go to use it, the default.ipxe times out. Server moved from an old laptop to a Dell PowerEdge 2900. One thing of note… any time I reboot the server, I get the Database Schema Installer / Updater which a MySQL service restart clears.
#Open tftp client download
One major difference, I can tftp locally and download the file so I don’t think it’s permissions. tftp timeout on downloading /default.ipxe I have tried everything posted here but the problem remains. Perhaps significantly, I have tried to TFTP from a local console on the FOG VM, and have received the same errors.ĭidn’t want to start a new thread as I think my issue is similar. I’ve checked that /etc/nf and /etc/xinetd.d/nf are correct.Īnd probably a few other things that I can’t think of right now. I have double-checked that SELinux is disabled and the the firewall is down. I made sure that the files and dir are owned by fog:root I have also tried 777 and 755 with no help. I have checked the permissions on the /tftpboot dir and all files, and they are all set at (currently) 666. I have searched the forums here, and tried all of the steps that I’ve found, including (but not necessarily limited to):
The corresponding entry in /var/log/messages reads, “/tftpboot: Permission denied” The client gives the error “PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout”. When a client tries to PXE boot, it gets a DHCP IP address and tries to TFTP the undionly.kpxe file.
#Open tftp client install
FOG Version 1.1.1 running on a fresh install of CentOS 6.5 inside of VMware Player 6.0.1
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