Nine, MDT Update 1 Batch Deployment-third-party PXE diskless network boot support use

Nine, MDT Update 1 Batch Deployment-third-party PXE diskless network boot support use

The official plan for the MDT Update 1 batch deployment is to use Microsoft's Pxe/wds solution, which is very stable and reliable at the enterprise level, but because Pxe/wds is part of the Microsoft server operating system and cannot be run on Windows XP alone, the relative configuration is more complex, and installing the server operating system involves Microsoft operating system acquisition and build Microsoft AD domain, expensive and laborious.

So here's a third-party PXE scenario that can run on Microsoft's common operating system.

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booting WinPE via PXE

1. Download Tftpd32 http://tftpd32.jounin.net/tftpd32_download.html

The default installation is sufficient. I am installing to the directory F:\tftpd32

2. Download Grub4dos http://download.gna.org/grub4dos/

Unzip, only need two files inside: Grldr and menu.lst copy these two files to the TFTPD32 installation directory F:\tftpd32

3. Use a text editor (such as Notepad, EditPlus) to open the Menu.lst file, note the format of the boot ISO file in it, and change this part of the ISO file name to the ISO filename of your PE. The other content can be deleted.

This is my menu.lst.

Java code

Timeout 30

Default/default

Title Find and Boot Winpe.iso

Map/winpe.iso (0xff) | | Map--mem (PD)/winpe.iso (0xff)

Map--hook

Root (0xFF)

Chainloader (0xFF)

Title reboot

Reboot

If the machine memory is small, the winpe.iso here is best to use the lite version.

4. Download the PE ISO and put it in the F:\TFTPD32 directory

5. The setting of the TFTPD32 is specified with GRLDR to start, see.

Tftpd32_se-4.52-setup

Grub4dos-0.4.4.zip

Nine, MDT Update 1 Batch Deployment-third-party PXE diskless network boot support use