[gPXE] Fwd: Re:Re: why?username and password is right , but can't boot?

[Kevin Tran]

Hi,

I looked at the network trace briefly and I didn't see anything obviously wrong.



1. gPXE did login to the iSCSI target successfully with CHAP authentication (one-way).

2. The partition is only 1Gbyte and the partition is NTFS based on the MBR and Disk Inquiry response.



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3. There were a lot of READ/WRITE IO$B!G(Bs from the initiator after login.

4. The last operations were iSCSI logout and then TCP connection was closed.



In normal Win2k3/Win2K8 or Linux iSCSI boot, gPXE passes iSCSI parameters + CHAP information to the OS initiator via iBFT.  OS initiator then does iSCSI login again with the iSCSI target.  I didn$B!G(Bt see such operations.  In addition, Windows partition is normally 5GB to 15GB which depends on the favor of the OS and user$B!G(Bs setup.



What are you trying to boot?



Regards!



Kevin





-----Original Message-----
From: gpxe-bounces at etherboot.org [mailto:gpxe-bounces at etherboot.org] On Behalf Of Marty Connor
Sent: Tuesday, March 16, 2010 9:58 PM
To: gpxe at etherboot.org
Subject: [gPXE] Fwd: Re:Re: why?username and password is right , but can't boot?



Forwarding.  Perhaps this will be helpful in debugging this issue.



-------- Original Message --------

Subject: Re:Re: [gPXE] why?username and password is right ,but can't boot?

Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2010 09:43:12 +0800 (CST)

From: lsq726 <lsq726 at 163.com>

To: Marty Connor <mdc at etherboot.org>



SERVER ISCSI STARWIND 'S TWO LOG FILE







$B:_(B2010-03-17 09:17:06$B!$(B"Marty Connor" <mdc at etherboot.org> $B<LF;!'(B

>lsq726 wrote on 3/16/10 8:30 PM:

>> why?username and password is right ,but can't boot?

>> please see photo

>

>I also notice that you are getting a _lot_ of RXE (Receive Errors)

>

>It looks a lot like you may have some sort of network configuration error.

>

>And could you turn on CONSOLE_SERIAL and paste text instead of sending

>pictures?

>

>If your setup boots when if there is no password, then it could easily

>be some arcane Windows security policy issue.

>

>Getting Windows to log in detail what it doesn't like and why it is

>rejecting the connection will probably help a lot.  Perhaps the server

>is even already logging and you just need to look into it.

>

>A quick web search suggests that there is lot of information out there

>dealing with Windows iSCSI CHAP authentication on the server side.

>

>/ Marty /

>

>


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