Provisioning Services Server 6.0 and later Target Devices utilizing Windows 7 or Windows 2008 Server OS receiving their streaming IP from DHCP, randomly start up to the Windows splash screen and stop at blue screen 0x000000BC. This error translates to a duplicate network address.

Complete the following steps to fix the issue:

1. On your Windows DHCP server, under Properties click on the Advanced tab.

2. Change the DHCP Conflict detection attempts from the default setting of 0 to 1.

3. Click OK to save your changes.

 

This setting resolves the issue because the DHCP server pings the IP before leasing it out.

BDM:

If the vdisk image was captured using a static IP then it must use a static IP when it streams to other targets in standard mode.  It is not possible to change the TCP/IP mode from Static to Dynamic while the vdisk is being streamed.

To change from static IP assignment to DHCP perform the following:

1. Reverse Image the vdisk
2. Boot to the local HDD and change to DHCP
3. Recapture the vdisk

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Problem Cause

This error indicates that when TCP/IP sent out an ARP for its IP address, it got a response from another machine indicating a duplicate IP address. When Windows is starting a network, this is a fatal error.

Another potential cause for this issue is that if the vdisk was captured using BDM configured with a static IP and then was later changed to use DHCP when streaming to multiple targets.

This article resolves the issue of the Provisioning Services Server 6 Targets starting with DHCP Blue Screen 0x000000BC with Duplicate IP Error.

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