Hi,
Are other installations succefull? I would checkt the time on the system so that it is correct and the network access account and verify network connectivity.
Regards,
Jrgen
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Hi,
Are other installations succefull? I would checkt the time on the system so that it is correct and the network access account and verify network connectivity.
Regards,
Jrgen
Hi,
This is the first test. and totally new to SCCM. This VM is new and no OS installed before.
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Hi,
Check out Nialls great guides to get started, really helpful.http://windows-noob.blogspot.se/2013/01/sccm-2012-guides.html
Have you configured a Network access account? it sounds like that could be the issue if not, https://albertneef.wordpress.com/2013/03/01/change-network-access-account-in-sccm-2012/
Regards,
Jrgen
I have tried adding the VM Network Drivers to the boot image but no avail.
Do i need to add Storage ? Also in TS i select my OS as 2:2 .
Found below in smsts.log
X:\sms\data\Winpe does not existX:\_smstswinpe\winpe does not exit
AsFor OSD you need Network Drivers and HDD Controller Drivers in the Bootimage and later on a Driverpackage with Network and HDD Controller (+more) also if OS hasnt the Drivers included.
To Check LAN and HDD Access in the Bootimage:
Command Support in Bootimage --> F8 --> ipconfig --> IP?
and for Disk diskpart --> list disk
Drivers in the Bootimage must fit to the Bootimage.
e.g. Win PE 5.0 = Windows 8.1 Drivers and Windows PE 3.1 Windows 7 SP1
Regards
Most of the time when the computers reboots before selecting a TS is related to drivers. As other states, add your VM NIC drivers to the boot image and enable command prompt support in your boot image.
Press F8 and see if you have a valid IP address and try to ping your SCCM server.