I,ve been using SMS 2003 for almost 9 years. As far as I know, it was a must to configure the DHCP server with the PXE options 66 and 67 for PXE, although everything is on the same subnet. Configure ip helpers only when crossing subnets or vlans.
2 years ago I upgraded to SCCM 2007, and changed the values for those PXE options. Now I'm in the process of migrating to SCCM 2012, and came across a few articles claiming that I don't have to configure the PXE options on the DHCP server. And that those options also are not supported by Microsoft.. But there are more articles and documents on the internet, saying to configure the PXE options on the DHCP server. Confusing.. Now I know( I think), that I don't need to configure the DCHP server with the PXE settings. Just looking for some confirmation. And SCCM PXE Service point handling the PXE request, is that faster, better, more secure?? Thanx [http://www.stibbe.nl/upload/43a9253f012549947f43011f03.jpg]<http://www.stibbe.com/> Amsterdam - Brussels - Luxembourg - Dubai - Hong Kong - London - New York Visitors address: Strawinskylaan 2001 - 1077 ZZ Amsterdam - The Netherlands Postal address: P.O. Box 75640 - 1070 AP Amsterdam - The Netherlands This e-mail may contain information which is privileged or confidential. If you have received this e-mail in error, please notify us immediately by e-mail or telephone and delete the e-mail without copying or disclosing its contents to any other person. Stibbe is a business name of Stibbe N.V. The practice is conducted by Stibbe N.V. (registered with the Trade Register of the Chamber of Commerce under number 34198700), whose objective is to practise the profession of attorneys at law ('advocaten') or civil law notaries of the Netherlands; admitted to the bar in Amsterdam. The general conditions of Stibbe N.V. are applicable to every instruction accepted by Stibbe and include a clause on limitation of liability. The client's general conditions (if any) do not apply to an instruction accepted by Stibbe and are hereby expressly rejected. The legal relationship between the client and Stibbe is governed exclusively by Dutch law, with the exception of rules of private international law. Disputes shall be decided exclusively by the competent court in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The general conditions have been deposited at the Amsterdam District Court and are published on www.stibbe.com/generalconditions<http://www.stibbe.com/generalconditions>. They are also available on request from Stibbe and will be sent to you free of charge. P Before printing this e-mail, please consider the impact on the environment.
