OS Deployment - Freeze

[clafon]

Actually, the first step is just to check what it returns:

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[System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI db).bytes) -match 'Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011'

On your PC

I assume your new PC doesn't have "Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011"

Order placed on a new workstation which is experiencing problems, the feedback is "True"

[sfonteneau]

Actually, the first step is just to check what it returns:

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[System.Text.Encoding]::ASCII.GetString((Get-SecureBootUEFI db).bytes) -match 'Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011'

On your PC

I assume your new PC doesn't have "Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011"

Order placed on a new workstation which is experiencing problems, the feedback is "True"

Okay, so my assumption was wrong. Thanks for the feedback

[clafon]

Hello,

we are experiencing the same problem again with brand new HP PCs - model PROBOOK 4G1IR16 - purchased 2 days ago.
The package version is compile-ipxe version 0.07541-6.

[sfonteneau]

Can you tell me if booting from a WinPE USB drive works?

[clafon]

Hello,

deployment with WinPE key is working correctly.

[clafon]

Hello,

we are still experiencing the problem.

[sfonteneau]

If deployment via USB key works but not via IPXE on certain models, the issue likely lies with IPXE.

You can try the "Hybrid" configuration without IPXE:

https://www.wapt.fr/fr/doc/wapt-wads.ht ... figuration.

This should work as it boots directly to efi/boot/bootmgfw.efi

[clafon]

Hello,

we just updated to version 2.6.1.17870. Now, whether we boot from PXE or the USB drive, we get the same error message:

"TASK #3: Server data"
Thttpclientsocket.openbind(srv-wapt.xx:443):is a server available on this address:port? [remoteip=] [#3 Not found]

The WAPT server does have an IP address; it is reachable. I tried to open a ticket on the support portal, but it's down: 502 Bad Gateway nginx

[sfonteneau]

Thttpclientsocket.openbind(srv-wapt.xx:443):is a server avalaible on this address:port? [remoteip=] [#3 Not found]

Judging by the message, DNS resolution was not working at the time of the request

We can see it because it reflects

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 [remoteip=] 

(no IP address)

We need to see if it's temporary or systematic, and find out why

You can do an nslookup with "srv-wapt.xx"

[clafon]

nslookup responds correctly
on the same network equipment, different port, continuous ping to non-DNS: no worries
, it's systematic regardless of the PC to be deployed or the network port used.