SCCM PXE Without WDS - How To Setup SCCM distribution point & PXE BOOT in windows 10 Step By Step

SCCM PXE without WDS: In this video I will show you how to setup SCCM PXE Boot without WDS.

We know that SCCM 1806 is released and comes bundled with lots of useful features. In my previous post we discussed about installing SCCM 1806 update. I also listed some of the best features of SCCM 1806.
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With SCCM 1806, you enable PXE responder and get rid of WDS as it isn’t required anymore. This is a great feature because the PXE-enabled distribution point can now be a client or server OS.

In addition it can be a Windows Server Core. This new PXE responder service supports IPv6, and also enhances the flexibility of PXE-enabled distribution points in remote offices.

Enable PXE Responder without WDS (Windows Deployment Service)
To enable PXE responder without WDS, go to distribution points. Select the distribution point, right click and click Properties.

On the PXE tab of the distribution point properties, check Enable a PXE responder without Windows Deployment Service.

This new option enables a PXE responder on the distribution point, which doesn’t require Windows Deployment Services (WDS). On the confirmation box, click Yes to enable ConfigMgr PXE responder.

Take a look at the status message details of SMS_DISTRIBUTION_MANAGER, you will find two things. First of all PXE is enabled on distribution point.

ConfigMgr PXE Responder Service manages requests made by PXE enabled client computers. If this service is stopped, PXE-enabled client computers will be unable to install Windows remotely.

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[anthonyprofile]

Thanks for making this video available very informative. The dept and breath of your teaching captures the audience. Scope option on the DHCP 67 and 66 were left out just before your newly created VM could achieve the SCCM detail from your f12: completely missing. This is where I'm stuck. No operation supported error message came up.

[JayNotTuff]

What DHCP Options need to be setup, you didn't cover that part.

[michaelbowden_debtfreeinIT]

I’m curious to know what has to be done on the network side for this to work ?

[lafamiliatota]

Lots of blessing and health to you and your Family (Covid19).Thank you for the videos, they are wonderful and i can see that they have been done with Love. I have one question about this one. I checked the previous video were we configured WDS and options 66 & 67 in the DHCP. Considering that we are not using WDS in this scenario, does that means that only option 66 needs to be configured on the DHCP side or none of them need to be configured? I will deeply appreciate if you could please help me with this one since i am stuck. Thank you very much in advance.

[imranawan]

Thanks for sharing that. I have subscribed myself. Have you got experience with MBAM bitlocker on windows 10 Task sequence and GPO. If you can create video on that it will be very much appreciated