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WDS and Cisco DHCP Options

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Good Day Guys

 

 

i want to setup a SCCM and a WDS Server, my priority is the WDS Server.

I have installed and configured the WDS Server as shown in the tutorial here.

 

WDS, DHCP(Cisco) and the Domain Controller are all on seperate machines.

 

 

 

Now i have to configure our Cisco DHCP Server so that i can use PXE to install and capture Windows OS Images.

 

I read many times, that i have to activate the DHCP options #66 and #67 or something. But these options doesn´t exist on the Cisco DHCP Server.

 

 

Here are the Options given on Cisco DHCP and i also attached a file with the possible settings:

 

DHCP Packet Fields:

packet-file-name

packet-server-name

packet-siaddr

 

 

 

Here are my Questions:

 

1# How have i to configure the DHCP Cisco Server, so that i can use PXE ?

 

If our DHCP Server would be a Microsoft Server it would be much easier because there are many tutorials for PXE and Microsoft DHCP Server. But i have the sense, that we are the only company using a Cisco DHCP Server :D

 

 

2# what boot file have i to set in the Cisco DHCP Server for PXE Boot or should it run automatically?

 

 

 

I hope you can understand where my problems are and what i mean.

 

Thank you

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