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Configuring Windows Deployment Services
When Configuring WDS, I have seen some scenarios where Administrators create an Install Image and Boot Image then Capture Image from Boot Image and some scenarios they create a Boot Image only the capture Image from it.
1 - What s the difference between each scenario ?
Then when they PXE Boot the reference image (Windows 8), it shows up 2 options:
- the name of the Boot image
- the name of the capture image.
Adminstrators usually choose the Capture image. I wonder if the select the Boot Image, 2 -what would differently happen from the capture image. ?
3- I also would like to know if the reference machine has 2 partitions C: and D: would this be able to be deployed to the machines created in the future based on the reference machine ?
4 - after setting uo the reference image, then you want to deploy that image to other computers (bare metal), how would you do that?
Thank you
1 - What s the difference between each scenario ?
Then when they PXE Boot the reference image (Windows 8), it shows up 2 options:
- the name of the Boot image
- the name of the capture image.
Adminstrators usually choose the Capture image. I wonder if the select the Boot Image, 2 -what would differently happen from the capture image. ?
3- I also would like to know if the reference machine has 2 partitions C: and D: would this be able to be deployed to the machines created in the future based on the reference machine ?
4 - after setting uo the reference image, then you want to deploy that image to other computers (bare metal), how would you do that?
Thank you
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