WDS: Windows Deployment Services Role, le RIS remanie a la sauce Windows Server 2008

Windows Deployment Services Role

Server components. These components include a Pre-Boot Execution Environment (PXE) server and Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server for network booting a client to load and install an operating system. Also included is a shared folder and image repository that contains boot images, install images, and files that you need specifically for network boot. There is also a networking layer, a multicast component, and a diagnostics component.
Client components. These components include a graphical user interface that runs within the Windows Pre-Installation Environment (Windows PE). When a user selects an operating system image, the client components communicate with the server components to install the image.
Management components. These components are a set of tools that you use to manage the server, operating system images, and client computer accounts.
Changes from RIS Changes from Windows Deployment Services on Windows Server 2003
Ability to deploy Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008.
Windows PE is the boot operating system.
Image based installation using Windows image (.wim) files.
Ability to transmit data and images using multicast.
Ability to transmit data and images using multicast on a standalone server (when you install Transport Server
An extensible and higher-performing PXE server.
A new boot menu format for selecting boot images.
A new graphical user interface that you can use to select and deploy images and to manage Windows Deployment Services servers and clients.
Ability to transmit data and images using multicast.
Ability to transmit data and images using multicast on a standalone server (when you install Transport Server
Does not support RISETUP images or OSChooser screens.
Enhanced TFTP server.
Ability to network boot x64-based computers with Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI).
Metric reporting for installations.
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