Chapter 1 Flashcards
Deploy Manage and Maintain Servers
What functions does the Windows Deployment Services platform provide?
- PXE Server
- Image Store
- WDS client
- TFTP Server services
What does Windows Deployment Services allow you to perform?
- network-based installations based on network-based boot and installation media
- stores the installation files
What are the minimum requirements for installing the Windows Deployment Services role?
Active Directory Domain Services AD DS DHCP to support Preboot eXecution Environment PXE DNS NTFS Credentials (Local Admin on Server)
In order for a client computer to communicate with WDS without an operating system, the client must support?
Preboot eXecution Environment (PXE)
What two role services does the WDS role include?
Deployment Sever
Transport Server
What are the two types of image formats?
o Sector-based image formats
o File-based image formats
What format do the boot and install images use?
Windows Imaging Format (WIM)
What does the WIM file format allow?
a file structure to be stored inside a single WIM database.
What is an image group?
a folder within the image
repository of WDS that shares security
options and file resources.
What does the image group consist of?
o The resource .wim file (Res.rwm)
o The .wim files
What permissions are inherited by the images in an image group?
Any permission assigned to the image group.
What is a boot image?
Images that contain the Windows Preboot Environment and the WDS client
What is an install image?
Install images are the actual operating system images that are deployed to the client computer.
What is a discover image?
an image file that you can burn to a CD-ROM or other boot medium
When WDS is employed, when would a discover image be used?
When the client machine does not support a Preboot eXecution Environment (PXE).