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This is the easiest way... let me know if you need more help...<br />
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This is the easiest way... let me know if you need more help...

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/82628364-68fd-444e-957a-cc7c8ac0d983/move-wds-and-bdd-applications-and-images-to-a-new-server?forum=itprovistadeployment [http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/82628364-68fd-444e-957a-cc7c8ac0d983/move-wds-and-bdd-applications-and-images-to-a-new-server?forum=itprovistadeployment]

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To clarify: in WDS you set multiple config options like 'PXE Response', ADDS, Boot, Client, DCHP etc. Where is this information stored? An XML file? The registry?
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To clarify: in WDS you set multiple config options like 'PXE Response', ADDS, Boot, Client, DCHP etc. Where is this information stored? An XML file? The registry?

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I would like to create a clone of a WDS configuration. I will be using DFSR to sync the relevant image directories. How can I copy the WDS configuration itself? The only thing that will be different is the server name. Everything else should be identical.
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I would like to create a clone of a WDS configuration. I will be using DFSR to sync the relevant image directories. How can I copy the WDS configuration itself? The only thing that will be different is the server name. Everything else should be identical.

Clone WDS config

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