Windows Deployment Services and DHCP both listen on ports 67 (IPv4) and 547 (IPv6) to detect the DHCP discover signal from the client computer. If Windows Deployment Services and DHCP are running on the same computer, you should configure Windows Deployment Services to disable listening on ports 67 and 547. Also, you must add appropriate DHCP and DHCPv6 options to all DHCP scopes currently active on your DHCP server.
Windows Defender is helping to protect your PC. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause ...
Windows Defender is out of date. Note that running more than one antispyware app at the same time can cause your PC to run ...
Windows Defender is out of date. Note that running more than one antivirus app at the same time can cause your PC to run ...
Windows Deployment service is unable to locate a flat image with a version that matches the version of the RIPREP image. ...
Windows Deployment Services and DHCP both listen on ports 67 (IPv4) and 547 (IPv6) to detect the DHCP discover signal from ...
Windows Deployment Services cannot be located on the specified server. The server might be down, there might be problems ...
Windows Deployment Services cannot have an installation root directory that is different from the one that was set up by ...
Windows Deployment Services could not add some of the packages to the server. To view a list of the failed packages, click ...
Windows Deployment Services enables you to deploy Windows operating systems over the network. This Microsoft Management Console ...