Routing Requirements
When DHCP and Windows Deployment Services are located on different subnets or if clients are located on a different subnet than the Windows Deployment Services server, IP Helpers must be configured on network routers to enable forwarding of DHCP and PXE boot requests to the appropriate servers. (See below)
Note A n alternative to enabling IP Helpers on your routers is to install a DHCP relay agent on the remote network, configuring appropriate scope options to allow the remote clients to locate the Windows Deployment Services server.
In this tutorial:
- Configuring Windows Deployment Services
- Introducing Windows Deployment Services
- Service Architecture
- PXE Services
- Operating Modes
- Legacy Mode
- Mixed Mode
- Native Mode
- Planning for Windows Deployment Services
- Choosing a Version of Windows Deployment Services
- New Features of Windows Deployment Services in Windows Server 2008 R2
- Server Requirements
- Client Computer Requirements
- DHCP Requirements
- Routing Requirements
- Capacity Requirements
- Installing Windows Deployment Services
- Windows Server 2003
- Windows Server 2008 R2
- Windows 7 Configuring Deployment Services
- Preparing Discover Images
- Windows Importing Images
- Importing Boot Images
- Importing Install Images
- Managing and Deploying Driver Packages
- Deploying Driver Packages to Clients Using Method 1
- Deploying Driver Packages to Clients Using Method 2
- Deploying Driver Packages to Clients Using Method 3
- Managing Driver Groups and Driver Packages
- Adding Driver Packages to Boot Images
- Managing Image Security
- Pre-staging Client Computers
- Configuring Administrator Approval
- Windows 7 Installing
- Capturing Custom Images
- Creating Multicast Transmissions
- Performing Multicast Deployment
- Using Windows Deployment Services with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit