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Testing the TFTP Service, mPXELdr.bin

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Copy the file mPXELdr.bin from the Server directory of the HP Image Manager distribution package into the relevant directory where files served by TFTP are stored. Make sure that the TFTPD daemon is configured correctly and working. Testing the TFTP Service You can test the TFTP service from a PC running a standard Windows Vista/Windows XP/Windows 2003/Windows 2008 operating system by typing the following at the command prompt: tftp -i host_ip_address get mPXELdr.bin %TEMP%\mPXELdr.bin If the TFTP command fails, you need to rectify the problem before you can actually boot your clients from the network. If the TFTP command succeeds, this means that the TFTP server is correctly configured to serve mPXELdr.bin to the client that was used to launch this command. You can then delete the mPXELdr.bin file that has been copied to a temporary directory by entering the following commands: attrib -r %TEMP%\mPXELdr.bin del %TEMP%\mPXELdr.bin 26 Chapter 4 Enabling Clients to Access Images

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Copy the file
mPXELdr.bin
from the Server directory of the HP Image Manager distribution package
into the relevant directory where files served by TFTP are stored.
Make sure that the TFTPD daemon is configured correctly and working.
Testing the TFTP Service
You can test the TFTP service from a PC running a standard Windows Vista/Windows XP/Windows
2003/Windows 2008 operating system by typing the following at the command prompt:
tftp -i host_ip_address get mPXELdr.bin %TEMP%\mPXELdr.bin
If the TFTP command fails, you need to rectify the problem before you can actually boot your clients
from the network.
If the TFTP command succeeds, this means that the TFTP server is correctly configured to serve
mPXELdr.bin
to the client that was used to launch this command. You can then delete the
mPXELdr.bin
file that has been copied to a temporary directory by entering the following commands:
attrib -r %TEMP%\mPXELdr.bin
del %TEMP%\mPXELdr.bin
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Chapter 4
Enabling Clients to Access Images