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Сегодня не загрузился один клиент. Первым делом прозвонил кабель — все ок, заменил клиента на другой — работает, подключил клиента к другому сетевому кабелю — не работает.
Логи таковы:
10-00-59-725| [DHCP] Processing DHCPDISCOVER package.
10-00-59-732| [DHCP] Determine IP.
10-00-59-740| [DHCP] IP 192.168.0.59 for MAC 70:71:BC:ED:CA:34 determined from terminalDHCP parameters.
10-00-59-747| [DHCP] Sending ARP to check if IP is busy.
10-01-00-028| [DHCP] Send DHCPOFFER.
на экране клиента:
PXE-E53: No boot filename received.
Начал думать что сетевуха навернулась, запустил на тонком винду с флешки, пинганул сеть — все пингуется без задержек.
Что может быть, помогите плиз?
How to Fix PXE-E53 No boot filename received error
Recently my computer stops working suddenly, throwing me an error No boot filename received on the monitor screen. Then i thought it was a glitch in my computer. I though it was a serious problem with my hard disk and i felt tensed that my hard drive and entire data in it got corrupted. I started checking about this issue “No boot filename received” on Google, YouTube and other forums, badly i got nothing useful for my situation. Then i decided to work like a geek and started working on this error from all possible ways and i finally managed to overcome with this No boot filename received error without even loosing single KB file from my hard drive.
This kind of No boot filename received errors can be seen on all Windows operating systems like Windows XP, Windows7 and on Windows Vista
Why you see PXE-E53 No boot filename received error?
Answer for this question is simple, your computer is unable to find any bootable device so it tried the last choice PXE server. As you are not using PXE server, PC failed to boot from it and struck at error screen.
How to work in order to fix No boot filename received error?
We can’t say exactly what is the reason behind this error PXE-E53 No boot filename received. May be due to glitch in hard drive or Motherboard or Dust or even in old wires.
Start with Hard drive
Don’t panic now, mostly this error say, Your Hard drive is dead. I’m sorry to say, if it was reason for error in your system you are surely going to lose entire data in your hard disk. So i always recommend to take backups frequently. I hope you are not in this phase.
To check whether your hard drive is dead or alive, remove it from the effect computer and connect to another working computer using USB and check, if new hard drive is shown in working computer. If your answer is Yes, you are almost safe. Now perform diagnosis test, if passed your data is completely safe. This says hard drive is still alive
Check CD/DVD drive and BOOT settings
Immediately rush to BOOT setting. Press F1 or F8 or ESC depending on your PC company while computer starts booting. Check first boot device, it should be hard drive. If it was other than it changing it is mandatory. In case if first boot device is selected as CD drive, there must be disk in CD drive. However leave it and set first boot device as Hard disk
Clean the dust
Dust may also cause this No boot filename received error. Use a blower and remove dust from cabinet and mainly at motherboard and hard drive. Don’t think dust plays key role in this issue, i solved my problem by cleaning the dust in between hard drive cables
Also Read: How to protect your computer from Virus and Spyware
Check all cables
Check connectivity cables between motherboard and hard disk and ensure they are working fine without any short circuits. Better check with new cable or else check old cable on other working computer.
Check your Motherboard
If your hard drive passed the diagnosis test, cables working fine and first boot device is perfect then mostly problem persists with motherboard.
Follow this order and check your luck and i hope this No boot filename received error won’t create any trouble for you and this guide helps to solve your problem.
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"DHCP. " followed by "PXE-E53: No boot filename received"
When being started, the PXE client comes up with the PXE copyright message, then displays
After a while, the following error message is displayed:
PXE-E53: No boot filename received
Depending on the PXE client’s system setup boot device list configuration, the PC then either stops or tries to boot from the next boot device in the system setup boot device list.
The "PXE-E53" error indicates that the PXE client received a reply to its DHCPDISCOVER message, but the "boot filename" information was missing in this reply.
Make sure that the "boot filename" option is present on your DHCP or BOOTP server, and that its value is set to the filename of the boot loader.
When using Microsoft DHCP server, add option 067 (Bootfile Name) to your scope. When using a Unix/Linux based (ISC) DHCP server, use the "filename" parameter for this purpose.
In the context of the BootManage Administrator, the boot loader filename is "pxboot" for PXE clients and "bpboot" for TCP/IP BOOT-PROM clients. So, if you have exclusively PXE clients, set the boot filename option to the value "pxboot". If you have exclusively TCP/IP BOOT-PROM clients, set the boot filename option to the value "bpboot". In a mixed PXE and TCP/IP BOOT-PROM client environment, you must configure your DHCP or BOOTP server so that it provides the PXE clients with the "pxboot" boot loader, and the TCP/IP BOOT-PROM clients with the "bpboot" boot loader.
PXE-E53 Linux Error: No boot filename received. Can that be a link issue?
When a client computer is trying to boot to PXE, it receives the following error message:
As well probably being an issue somewhat related to the computer which requested a PXE boot menu and did not receive sufficient instructions on how to get one, I’m wondering if that can also be a link problem.
In a nutshell a faulty or wrong connection between the client and the pxe server, can that generate that type of error?
If client and pxe server couldnt’ communicate, the result wouldn’t be error PXE-E53..right?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
2 Answers 2
In a PXE environment the PXE client minimally must receive:
- IP address
- TFTP server IP address
- Boot filename
This info is sometimes provided by a single DHCP server (which is PXE enabled) or by a regular DHCP server (non PXE enabled) providing only IPs and a complementary proxyDHCP server only providing the rest of the PXE related parameters.
In your case it looks like (despite which method you are using) the Boot filename info is missing from the DHCP/proxyDHCP offer.
You can easily check this by running a Wireshark capture at your DHCP/proxyDHCP server and see if the DHCPOFFER contains the Boot filename info or not.
Your case looks like a typical DHCP/proxyDHCP miss-configuration
• PXE-E53: No boot filename received. The client received at least one valid DHCP/BOOTP offer, but does not have a boot filename to download. There are several possible causes:
1) The DHCP Server and the PXE Server were located on the same server, but one of them was moved to a different server. This would result in an incorrect PXE Server configuration.
To resolve this issue, reinstall the PXE Server component of the Altiris Deployment Solution.
2) The DHCP relay agent, either a Proxy DHCP Server or a switch configured with helper addresses, is not configured correctly. For example, if DHCP and PXE are on separate servers, the DHCP relay agent needs to have both addresses in its configuration.
To resolve this issue, correct the DHCP relay agent configuration.
3) If the Microsoft DHCP service is installed on the PXE server, but is disabled or unconfigured, Altiris PXE Setup configures PXE to work with the local DHCP service (even if the DHCP service is disabled). This causes the PXE server to not respond to PXE clients that get a DHCP address from DHCP services running elsewhere on the network.
To resolve this issue, remove Microsoft DHCP services from the PXE server and reinstall the PXE Server component of the Altiris Deployment Solution.