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I’m currently working to implement a standard operating environment (SOE) for a client’s server infrastructure, using their preferred deployment platform – the HP ProLiant Essentials Rapid Deployment Pack<\/a> (RDP), which is based on software provided by Altiris<\/a> and is effectively a wrapper around the standard unattended build process, but uses the Altiris server instead of Microsoft’s Remote Installation Services (RIS).<\/p>\n

According to HP’s implementing RDP and PXE in an enterprise network environment<\/a> technology brief, when DHCP and Altiris Express are installed on the same server, DHCP will automatically be configured with option 60, which tells the client to make a boot information negotiation layer (BINL) request to the same server to retrieve boot information; however we were placed in a situation where DHCP option 60 needed to be configured manually.<\/p>\n

I found the instructions for configuring advanced DHCP options<\/a> on the website for a competitive product, Rembo Auto-Deploy. For NT DHCP servers, the new client class string option with an identifier of 60<\/code> can be added through the normal DHCP server user interface and then configured as a scope option with a value of PXEClient<\/code>; however for Windows 2000 servers, the option is not present in the graphical user interface and consequently it is necessary to use the netsh<\/code> command to enter the following commands:<\/p>\n

dhcp server \\\\servername<\/em>
\nadd optiondef 60 PXEClient STRING 0 comment=\"Option added for PXE support\"
\nset optionvalue 60 STRING PXEClient
\nshow optionvalue all
\nexit<\/code><\/p>\n

(dhcp server \\\\servername<\/em><\/code> can be replaced with dhcp server serveripaddress<\/em><\/code>).<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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