netboot.xyz
However. the connection to http://boot.netboot.xyz/menu.ipxe is timing out:
\nhttp://boot.netboot.xyz/menu.ipxe................... Connection timed out (http://ipxe.org/4c0a6035)\nHTTP has failed, localbooting...\nIf using a client in the same subnet, I can sucessfully download the file. Am I doing something wrong?
\nTo clarify things: I've tried both the netboot.xyz.kpxe and netboot.xyz-undionly.kpxe files, with the same result.
If you load up the command line, run DHCP, and then run route, what does it show? Sometimes it'll ping up v6 addresses and attempt to use those even though you are using v4.
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I'm trying to use netboot.xyz via the PXE boot option and managed to configure the boot file However. the connection to http://boot.netboot.xyz/menu.ipxe is timing out: If using a client in the same subnet, I can sucessfully download the file. Am I doing something wrong? To clarify things: I've tried both the |
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If you load up the command line, run DHCP, and then run route, what does it show? Sometimes it'll ping up v6 addresses and attempt to use those even though you are using v4. |
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For some reason the subnet mask wasn't filled in. I've tried with another computer on my network, same issue. I guess it's something with my network then. Thank you 👍 |
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I'm having the same issue, but I can not figure out what exactly has fixed the problem for you, and where exactly where you missing the subnet mask? |
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I had the same problem. To solve it, I opened the iPXE shell and entered the command |
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I tried this. it didn't do anything for me. |
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This fixed it for me. |
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If you load up the command line, run DHCP, and then run route, what does it show? Sometimes it'll ping up v6 addresses and attempt to use those even though you are using v4.