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WDM PXE image push HowTo install?
WDM PXE image push HowTo install?
Hi Wyseguys,
For my working company, i am thinking about a solutions for pushing D70 WES7 images to clients without USB interaction.
Now have i made a base image, and installed a WDM 5.0 server with the prerequisites. But i can't find a manual on the internet to install or configure the WDM to support PXE boot to provide images over the network.
Is there a whitepaper, or (un)official manual thats discrives step by step what to do?
Thank you!
Kind regards
Rmontalvo1
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May 27th, 2015 03:00
Please review the WDM Admin Guide available at www.wyse.com/manuals and search for KB 24769 for the documentation. WDM does not use PXE anymore, instead it uses Merlin as explained in the documentation.
Roger Montalvo
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douglas1688
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June 26th, 2015 21:00
Hi,
Is Merlin only available for WDM for Enterprise? I am not using WDM Enterprise Edition. Is there a way to deploy image via WDM instead of USB?
Thanks,
Douglas
srairigh
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August 24th, 2016 09:00
Roger,
I have the same question that Douglas asked on 26 Jun 2015. We currently have WDM Workgroup edition installed. I'm confused as to whether or not we need to purchase Enterprise Edition in order to fully manage our thin clients remotely. I think we could live with deploying the initial image via USB if necessary. However, if there are setting changes, or perhaps a new image, we'd like to be able to deploy them through the network. Is this possible with Workgroup edition?
What features and functions would we gain by going to Enterprise Edition?
RMontalvo
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August 24th, 2016 14:00
[View:/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/4962/Wyse-WDM-Feature-List-5.0_2D00_5.7.pdf:550:0]
Srairigh,
The attached file should help with this question.