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Clivebuckwheat
Hi
At work we have about 500 stations running windows xp pro , all of the
cards have PXE capabilities, how would I go about having PXE boot to
dos, load the correct packet driver for the nic card so it can connect
to the ghost multicast session.
Using boot diskettes are really cumbersome when you have 500 stations.
our ghosting server is a windows 2000 server running ghost 7.5
enterprise.
Making a bootable ghost partition is not feasible in our case because
we are using a progam called deep freeze which allows our students to
make any changes they want to the os but as soon as they reboot, it
comes back to the state it was, that is why we are using ghost boot
disks, because it can bybass deep freeze, i am trying to look into PXE
because it is pre os boot.
thanks rob
(e-mail address removed)
At work we have about 500 stations running windows xp pro , all of the
cards have PXE capabilities, how would I go about having PXE boot to
dos, load the correct packet driver for the nic card so it can connect
to the ghost multicast session.
Using boot diskettes are really cumbersome when you have 500 stations.
our ghosting server is a windows 2000 server running ghost 7.5
enterprise.
Making a bootable ghost partition is not feasible in our case because
we are using a progam called deep freeze which allows our students to
make any changes they want to the os but as soon as they reboot, it
comes back to the state it was, that is why we are using ghost boot
disks, because it can bybass deep freeze, i am trying to look into PXE
because it is pre os boot.
thanks rob
(e-mail address removed)