PXE Network autoconfiguration failed
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When I use PXE to install ubuntu14.04.5 server, it stopped at network configuration. I can fixed the problem by set the network manually. However, I want to find a solution to resolve the problem without my manual help.
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When I use PXE to install ubuntu14.04.5 server, it stopped at network configuration. I can fixed the problem by set the network manually. However, I want to find a solution to resolve the problem without my manual help.
Here is the problem picture:
14.04 networking dhcp pxe
edited May 21 at 8:35
David Foerster
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asked May 15 at 7:31
VoidKing
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Is there an issue with network connectivity? Are you sure DHCP is enabled on your network?
– jackw11111
May 15 at 8:27
Yes, I'm sure my DHCP service is working correctly. If I press Alt+F2 ,at the command shell, type 'ifconfig', I can see the IP address allocated by DHCP.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:30
And, if my dhcp service is disabled, it will not start installing, we can't see the error report.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:34
Have you triedcat /var/log/syslogas per this post unix.stackexchange.com/a/44379
– jackw11111
May 15 at 9:41
Thanks, I have tried thecat /var/log/syslog | grep 67, and I did sure my dhcp server is working.
– VoidKing
May 16 at 1:46
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When I use PXE to install ubuntu14.04.5 server, it stopped at network configuration. I can fixed the problem by set the network manually. However, I want to find a solution to resolve the problem without my manual help.
Here is the problem picture:
14.04 networking dhcp pxe
edited May 21 at 8:35
David Foerster
25.9k1361106
asked May 15 at 7:31
VoidKing
63
When I use PXE to install ubuntu14.04.5 server, it stopped at network configuration. I can fixed the problem by set the network manually. However, I want to find a solution to resolve the problem without my manual help.
Here is the problem picture:
14.04 networking dhcp pxe
edited May 21 at 8:35
David Foerster
25.9k1361106
asked May 15 at 7:31
VoidKing
63
edited May 21 at 8:35
David Foerster
25.9k1361106
edited May 21 at 8:35
David Foerster
25.9k1361106
edited May 21 at 8:35
David Foerster
25.9k1361106
25.9k1361106
asked May 15 at 7:31
VoidKing
63
asked May 15 at 7:31
VoidKing
63
asked May 15 at 7:31
VoidKing
63
63
Is there an issue with network connectivity? Are you sure DHCP is enabled on your network?
– jackw11111
May 15 at 8:27
Yes, I'm sure my DHCP service is working correctly. If I press Alt+F2 ,at the command shell, type 'ifconfig', I can see the IP address allocated by DHCP.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:30
And, if my dhcp service is disabled, it will not start installing, we can't see the error report.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:34
Have you triedcat /var/log/syslogas per this post unix.stackexchange.com/a/44379
– jackw11111
May 15 at 9:41
Thanks, I have tried thecat /var/log/syslog | grep 67, and I did sure my dhcp server is working.
– VoidKing
May 16 at 1:46
add a comment |Â
Is there an issue with network connectivity? Are you sure DHCP is enabled on your network?
– jackw11111
May 15 at 8:27
Yes, I'm sure my DHCP service is working correctly. If I press Alt+F2 ,at the command shell, type 'ifconfig', I can see the IP address allocated by DHCP.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:30
And, if my dhcp service is disabled, it will not start installing, we can't see the error report.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:34
Have you triedcat /var/log/syslogas per this post unix.stackexchange.com/a/44379
– jackw11111
May 15 at 9:41
Thanks, I have tried thecat /var/log/syslog | grep 67, and I did sure my dhcp server is working.
– VoidKing
May 16 at 1:46
Is there an issue with network connectivity? Are you sure DHCP is enabled on your network?
– jackw11111
May 15 at 8:27
Is there an issue with network connectivity? Are you sure DHCP is enabled on your network?
– jackw11111
May 15 at 8:27
Yes, I'm sure my DHCP service is working correctly. If I press Alt+F2 ,at the command shell, type 'ifconfig', I can see the IP address allocated by DHCP.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:30
Yes, I'm sure my DHCP service is working correctly. If I press Alt+F2 ,at the command shell, type 'ifconfig', I can see the IP address allocated by DHCP.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:30
And, if my dhcp service is disabled, it will not start installing, we can't see the error report.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:34
And, if my dhcp service is disabled, it will not start installing, we can't see the error report.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:34
Have you tried
cat /var/log/syslog as per this post unix.stackexchange.com/a/44379– jackw11111
May 15 at 9:41
Have you tried
cat /var/log/syslog as per this post unix.stackexchange.com/a/44379– jackw11111
May 15 at 9:41
Thanks, I have tried the
cat /var/log/syslog | grep 67, and I did sure my dhcp server is working.– VoidKing
May 16 at 1:46
Thanks, I have tried the
cat /var/log/syslog | grep 67, and I did sure my dhcp server is working.– VoidKing
May 16 at 1:46
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Is there an issue with network connectivity? Are you sure DHCP is enabled on your network?
– jackw11111
May 15 at 8:27
Yes, I'm sure my DHCP service is working correctly. If I press Alt+F2 ,at the command shell, type 'ifconfig', I can see the IP address allocated by DHCP.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:30
And, if my dhcp service is disabled, it will not start installing, we can't see the error report.
– VoidKing
May 15 at 9:34
Have you tried
cat /var/log/syslogas per this post unix.stackexchange.com/a/44379– jackw11111
May 15 at 9:41
Thanks, I have tried the
cat /var/log/syslog | grep 67, and I did sure my dhcp server is working.– VoidKing
May 16 at 1:46