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SMSPXE Error - NO SSL & Other RED ERROR

D1enonly 46 Reputation points
2020-10-05T16:39:33.777+00:00

Hi all,
I am trying to configure our sccm for PXE boot and our farm is configured with PKI for HTTPS commmunication.
I have added a cert for my DP and configured PXE.
but when i check the SMSPXE log. i am getting the screenshot below.
Hopefuly someone can walk me through on what is wrong.

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Microsoft Configuration Manager Deployment
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  1. D1enonly 46 Reputation points
    2020-10-08T12:32:12.88+00:00

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    are there any log files that i can review and maybe pin point the possible cause?
    is the NO CLIENT CERT entry and error?

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  2. Rahul Jindal [MVP] 9,556 Reputation points MVP
    2020-10-08T16:13:38.883+00:00

    "There are NO task sequence deployments for this client machine. Aborting the request.". I will suggest to start looking here first. Look for the Itemkey (you will find in the SMSPXE log) in the ConfigMgr SQL db to check whether it is a known device or not.

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  3. D1enonly 46 Reputation points
    2020-10-08T20:14:39.06+00:00

    How to check it in the DB?

    SELECT * FROM System_DISC WHERE Netbios_Name0 = 'Unknown'
    Zero Results from this query

    THis is a new machine and the policy is deployed to unknown computers.

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  4. Rahul Jindal [MVP] 9,556 Reputation points MVP
    2020-10-08T21:36:24.323+00:00

    Well the sql query is something like Select * from v_r_system where resourceid=Enteritemkeyhere

    However, since you mentioned that this is a new device, what model is it? Are you imaging a Tablet\surface type device by any chance?

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