Update: A future post explains how to do this even easier without PXELINUX. Introduction Occasionally I have a need to test out a PXE install workflow. All of this is super easy if you have a permanent PXE infrastructure you maintain which traditionally has consisted of DHCP, TFTP and HTTP/FTP servers. What if I just have my laptop and want to test something in a VM? It turns out it’s pretty. Configuring the DHCP server to provide different initial boot loader filenames to different hosts depending on MAC address or other criteria. See your DCHP server's documentation. Approaches using iPXE as the initial bootloader with an iPXE configuration file that selects the next bootloader based on the MAC address or other criteria. Make sure that Deploy this boot image from the PXE-enabled distribution point is set in the properties of the boot images. Configuration Manager Policy issues Another common issue that affects PXE boot involves Task Sequence deployments.
Hi,
(i’m not english speaker, i do my best, sorry if i’m doesn’t correctly explain)
in my company we imaging a lot of different computer (dell, hp, etc… etc…) and for each computer model with have between 2 and 4 different image.
Actually we working with symantec ghost (in standalone solution) and he permit to use network drive with a specifique nomenclature like this :
-DELL IMAGE :
same for HP, Lenovo, etc…
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we chose to use FOG for this perf (after some real test we see a large difference between ghost and FOG). i looking for deploy image menu with subfolder like the nomenclature of our ghost system.
after some research and some test i conclude it’s probably not possible.
But i have a question.
is it possible to create a new entry in the pxemenu like “Deploy DELL Image” for have a image menu with only dell image ?
or maybe dirrectly on the standard “Deploy Image” menu, if i use different user like DELL, HP, LENOVO etc…
can he redirect to a menu with only manufacturer image ?
thanks for you help.
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Regards,