All of them expect to be alone on the network, but this is not possible. One for Unixes, one for Windows and one for phones. This would enable it for all - and I do not want to say provision a system I do not control.Īt the moment there are three systems allowing to boot from.
But just exact this could happen with unknown computer support enabled. You do not await your device boot something quite different than you expected.
These systems would try to boot what sccm then provides on a base of 'whoever is faster'. Enable unknown computer support will boot some systems dhcp is enabled, but they are waiting for some boot image from an other server not under sccm control.
