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Linux/PXE

Asked by qfidler in Linux Setup

OK, following my last question here goes:

I have built up a test server (Win2003) but would prefer it if it is possible to use NT4 as that is the current installation in most of my sites.

I have PXE enabled network cards in my diskless router boxes and need to set up the systems to pull their configs from the local servers and from there to boot up and effectively run my WAN links.

Do I need to first set up the basic installation using a hard disk and then upload it to the server, remove the hard disk and set it to boot from network?

I have never attempted PXE before but from what I have seen on the web it shouldn't be all that daunting a task.

This is all the points I have, if I earn more before this is answered I will upgrade it.
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