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Configuring PXE server using iVentoy

Configuring PXE server using iVentoy

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12-02-2023, 10:27 AM
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You're testing a PXE setup with Ubuntu Server and iVentoy. The DNSmasq configuration you've set up looks correct for DHCP reservation and static IP. The issue might be related to network discovery or bootloader integration. Ensure the VM is properly bound to the correct network interface and that iVentoy is correctly configured to handle PXE boot. Also, verify that the NBP file (ventoy_loader_160000_uefi) is accessible at the expected path.
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12-02-2023, 10:27 AM #1

You're testing a PXE setup with Ubuntu Server and iVentoy. The DNSmasq configuration you've set up looks correct for DHCP reservation and static IP. The issue might be related to network discovery or bootloader integration. Ensure the VM is properly bound to the correct network interface and that iVentoy is correctly configured to handle PXE boot. Also, verify that the NBP file (ventoy_loader_160000_uefi) is accessible at the expected path.

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12-02-2023, 06:21 PM
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Heya! how did you go with this? I use this to help when setting up PXE just to make sure it's running right! Might help! 2Pint-iPXEAnywhere/PXE & DHCP Troubleshooter/PXE-DHCP-Test.ps1 at main · 2pintsoftware/2Pint-iPXEAnywhere · GitHub
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12-02-2023, 06:21 PM #2

Heya! how did you go with this? I use this to help when setting up PXE just to make sure it's running right! Might help! 2Pint-iPXEAnywhere/PXE & DHCP Troubleshooter/PXE-DHCP-Test.ps1 at main · 2pintsoftware/2Pint-iPXEAnywhere · GitHub

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