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  1. Still not been able to get any further on this. Anyone have any ideas?
  2. Hi Trevor, Thanks for the reply. I wasn't aware that the WDS service shouldn't be configured at all, I thought that part of the PXE service point install would be that it configures and starts running WDS for you? I've just reinstalled the PXE service point and the following log files were edited during the process. Let me know if there is anything you need to see from them. hman.log mpcontrol.log smsdbmon.log sender.log policypv.log ddm.log inboxmgr.log sitestat.log sitectrl.log offersum.log compsumm.log ccm.log The smspxe.log file has not been made in the SMS_CCM folder. The only way I can get it to generate this log file is if I run the pxe.msi manually. I have attached the log file generated if I run pxe.msi smspxe.log
  3. I am having problems trying to install the PXE service point. I have had it installed correctly in the past however due to some errors with another PXE service I had on another machine I had to remove this service point from SCCM for a short time. I am now trying to re-install it however it will not install properly. The service point is showing under the site systems (I only have 1) however nothing is being added to the component status, and no pxesetup.log file is being created. I have been through the process posted here http://blogs.technet.com/b/configurationmgr/archive/2011/01/05/troubleshooting-the-pxe-service-point-and-wds-in-configuration-manager-2007.aspx to fully remove WDS and the PXE service point, then through the instructions to install it, however no matter how many times I try no log file is generated and nothing gets configured automatically in WDS. I also cannot see anything in the event viewer.
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