PXE Redirection
Maybe I'm missing something, but I've read or tried to re-read almost every article I can find on PXE redirection but can't seem to figure out how to configure it within my company.
I've got three main office locations (each with multiple VLANs) all connected via WAN. Then I have multiple (up to 50) remote sites across the US that will need to get images deployed. Each of the main sites have full DS servers with PXE servers. The remotes though won't have DS, but some could have PXE if needed. How can I get a machine at a remote site to PXE boot and download an image without pulling everything (pre-boot and image) across the WAN? Does anyone have any setup even close to mine? Would love any insight you can offer.
I'm using DS 6.8 SP2, WinPE 1.6/2005 boot image, XP image.
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Working with sattellites
In DS it is easy to work with sattellites. They work as normal Altiris DS servers, but take all information from a centralized one.
I'm already promised to post the implementation documents on how to do this, but i have a lack on time.
Hope to do it asap, but i can not promise anything.
Regards
Erik
www.dvs4sbc.nl
Regards Erik www.DinamiQs.com Dinamiqs is the home of VirtualStorm (www.virtualstorm.org)
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Hope!
Glad to hear it's something you work with. Looking forward to any information you can offer.
Implementations
I implemented this several times and all with great succes, but i alway's forgot to take the documentation with me. So it is still in the clients possession.
It is something we offer from within our company.
I'm rebuilding this now in my demo environment, and taking the snapshots.
Regards
Erik
www.dvs4sbc.nl
Regards Erik www.DinamiQs.com Dinamiqs is the home of VirtualStorm (www.virtualstorm.org)
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