reni007

ive intergrated the nic (broadcom) into a custom PE build and its detecting the network just failing at step 4 do you have workaround ??

still doing the same heres my winbom.ini [Version] signature=$CHICAGO$ [Factory] Username=\\titan--sbs\OEM Password="Install" Logfile = a:\winbom.log Logging = Yes LogLevel = 2 LogPerf = No [ComputerSettings] AuditAdminAutoLogon=Yes SourcePath=%windir% [NetCards] [WinPE] Restart=Reboot Lang=ENG Sku=pro.sp2 ConfigSet=TitanXP32 Domain= smallbusiness.local SourceRoot=\\titan--sbs.smallbusiness.local\OPKTools Username=\\titan--sbs\OEM Password="Install" [WinPE.net] StartNet=Yes [DiskConfig] Disk1=Disk1.config [Disk1.config] Size1=* PartitionType1=primary FileSystem1=ntfs QuickFormat1=yes [OemRunOnce] [startMenuMFUlist] Link0= Link1= Link2= anyone any ideas ??

Thanks for the reply The IPConfig /all gives the IP Adress of the SBS for the DHCP and DNS. The DNS has Host (A) pointing to the SBS for Titan-SBS and the DHCP has DNS pointing to itself. I have tried searching for the OPKTools share over the command prompt and it is giving me a System Error 5, access is denied. It seems like I can get it to find the Small Business Server but now connecting is the problem. Any ideas would be great Thanks Reni007

I am having trouble with Windows PE 2004. I created a custom WinPE disk with the network drivers and can connect to the network and lease an IP Address from our DHCP server. Our server is a Small Business Server 2003. The FQDN is Titan-SBS.smallbusiness.local I cannot get past part 4 of the WinPE installation Installing Configuration Set. I have tried putting the server name before the username but this still doesn't seem to work. I can ping the new machine from the server and back again using IP addresses, but I can't ping the server using it's name. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Reni007