Hp probook 5310m unicast issue

Hi Folks, we have just received a batch of HP probook 5310m and have encountered a strange imaging problem.
They can only seem to unicast one machine at a time. If you start unicasting another it will boot, load the imaging tool and begin to image, then it will stall and eventually fail with a time out.
We are running zen 7 sp1 on netware. I have already updated the PXE files useing the Jan 2010 patch from Novell. Other machines on the netware are not experiencing this problem.
The Probook has a Marvell Yukon 88e8072 Nic.
Has anyone experience this problem before, or have any sugestions ?

Originally Posted by 5m3g_head
Hi Folks, we have just received a batch of HP probook 5310m and have encountered a strange imaging problem.
They can only seem to unicast one machine at a time. If you start unicasting another it will boot, load the imaging tool and begin to image, then it will stall and eventually fail with a time out.
We are running zen 7 sp1 on netware. I have already updated the PXE files useing the Jan 2010 patch from Novell. Other machines on the netware are not experiencing this problem.
The Probook has a Marvell Yukon 88e8072 Nic.
Has anyone experience this problem before, or have any sugestions ?
Nope, but here are some random thoughts...
As an experiment, obtain the latest imaging ISO and try manually imaging ( Boot, Choose Manual, blah, blah, blah, use img command ... ) and see if you have same issue when two are being imaged. prior ti using the img command check the MAC address of the two machines with ifconfig / ethtool...
My suspicion is that for some reason the MAC address / IP address is duplicated. Prior to running the imag command, each machine should have a distinct IP address - so ping from the ZCM server to the two workstations - simultaneously - to confirm this is not a comms issue. Ideally you will have some oddness when both machines are running, and be able to identify the cause.
On the other hand, perhaps it works when done manually... in which case... ??? Then you need to inspect what happening via PXE.
The other test would be to take a different model of machine and image it with the same ( wrong image for the machine, I know - but sometimes you gotta break some eggs ) just to see if the issue has something to do with the image file itself or some other creepy factor. You can always take the destroyed test machine and image it with the proper image when done to recoup it.
-- Bob

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