HP VL600 hp business pcs, remote software deployment, setup guide for PXE and - Page 24

dosundi.0, mkimage.exe, TEST.BIN, Myboot.1., con boot server, Multicast, Address range, Start/ - vectra support

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folder. Check the path you noted before (for example, [...]\X86PC\UNDI\BOOT). If the BOOT directory is not created at the [...]\X86PC\UNDI level, create it. If you have or are likely to have a floppyless PXE client(such as an e-PC), download the dosundi.0 file from hp's support web site at: http://www.support.vectra.hp.com/vectrasupport/leve l4/1441vdg175en.exe.html Copy this file to [...]\X86PC\UNDI\boot and rename it to Myboot.0. 13. Insert the floppy diskette you want to create a PXE image from into the floppy disk drive. Launch mkimage.exe from the [...]\PDK\system folder. This reads the floppy and creates a TEST.BIN in the [...]\system folder. Copy TEST.BIN in the [...]\x86pc\undi\boot folder and rename it Myboot.1. 14. Right click on Boot Server (green icon) and click on "configure boot server". In the General Options tab, check the number of the " Multicast Address range". This number should match the number of files provided in the "MTFTP files" tab, for example, 8 in this document. 15. Next, right click on the PXE server (in this document, this is W2KSRV), then on "Start/Stop Services" and then on "Start" of Intel PXE Services. MTFTP should also start. Once both have started the PXE server is ready to serve the PXE clients. 24

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folder. Check the path you noted before (for example,
[...]\X86PC\UNDI\BOOT). If the BOOT directory is
not created at the [...]\X86PC\UNDI level, create it.
If you have or are likely to have a floppyless PXE
client(such as an e-PC), download the
dosundi.0
file
from hp’s support web site at:
l4/1441vdg175en.exe.html
Copy this file to
[...]\X86PC\UNDI\boot
and
rename it to Myboot.0.
13.
Insert the floppy diskette you want to create a
PXE image from into the floppy disk drive. Launch
mkimage.exe
from the
[...]\PDK\system
folder.
This reads the floppy and creates a
TEST.BIN
in the
[...]\system
folder. Copy
TEST.BIN
in the
[...]\x86pc\undi\boot
folder and rename it
Myboot.1.
14.
Right click on Boot Server (green icon) and click
on “
configure boot server
”. In the General
Options tab, check the number of the "
Multicast
Address range
". This number should match the
number of files provided in the "MTFTP files" tab, for
example, 8 in this document.
15.
Next, right click on the PXE server (in this
document, this is W2KSRV), then on “
Start/Stop
Services
” and then on “
Start
” of Intel PXE Services.
MTFTP should also start. Once both have started the
PXE server is ready to serve the PXE clients.
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