Nếu tìm kiếm không phải là một tùy chọn trong menu Edit, vui lòng thoát khỏi ứng dụng này và cài đặt Adobe Acrobat Reader với Tìm kiếm từ CD này Điều hướng nghĩ rằng cuốn sách bằng cách nhấp vào các tiêu đề xuất hiện trong bảng điều khiển bên trái, trang tương ứng từ cuốn sách hiển thị trong bảng bên phải. | Choosing Automated Deployment Options 41 FIGURE Remote Installation Services RIS uses a RIS server and RIS clients. RIS Server RIS Client Stores RIS server software Windows XP Professional CD-based or RIPrep images Answer files optional Requires PXE-based boot ROM or RIS boot disk with a network adapter that supports PXE or Net PC computer The RIS clients access RIS servers through Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP to remotely install the operating system from the RIS server. The network must have a DHCP server a Domain Name System DNS server and Active Directory to connect to the RIS server. No other client software is required to connect to the RIS server. Remote installation is a good choice for automatic deployment when you need to deploy to large numbers of computers and your clients are PXE compliant. The RIS server can be configured with either of two types of images A CD-based image that contains only the Windows XP Professional operating system. You can create answer files for CD-based images to respond to the Setup program s configuration prompts. A Remote Installation Preparation RIPrep image that can contain the Windows XP operating system and applications. This type of image is based on a preconfigured computer. RIS installation is discussed in the Using Remote Installation Services RIS section later in this chapter. Advantages of RIS The advantages of using RIS as a method for automating Windows XP Professional installations include Windows XP Professional installations can be standardized across a group or organization. The physical media for Windows XP Professional does not need to be distributed to all computers that will be installed. Uses a technology called Single Instance Store SIS to reduce duplicate distribution files even if you store multiple distribution configurations. This greatly reduces storage requirements for distribution servers. End-user installation deployment can be controlled through the Group Policy utility. For .
