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This document summarizes how to deploy Windows images across multiple computers using sysprep, Norton Ghost, and Remote Installation Services (RIS). Key steps include extracting files from deploy.cab using sysprep, capturing an image using Norton Ghost, and configuring an RIS server with Active Directory, DHCP, storage space for images, and settings to allow PXE boot and domain joining of client computers. The RIS server can then remotely install the captured Windows image onto multiple client computers that boot from the network.

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Sysrep

This document summarizes how to deploy Windows images across multiple computers using sysprep, Norton Ghost, and Remote Installation Services (RIS). Key steps include extracting files from deploy.cab using sysprep, capturing an image using Norton Ghost, and configuring an RIS server with Active Directory, DHCP, storage space for images, and settings to allow PXE boot and domain joining of client computers. The RIS server can then remotely install the captured Windows image onto multiple client computers that boot from the network.

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Using sysprep utility :-

1- deploy.cab --- extract ----


2- sysprep ---- d.click ---- use mini-setup ----- reseal
3- after restart – use norton ghost to take an image from c:
** using Norton ghost :-
1- boot with Hiren boot cd .
2- backup tools --- ghost --- ghost (normal) .
3- local --- partition --- to image .
4- select partition ---- select destination (image location) to save .
5- select compression type .
Using RIS” remote installation services”
** Server requirements :-
1-AD + DNS + DHCP 2- Drive (NTFS) to store images .
3- install RIS service : add/remove windows components --- RIS --- restart
4- open RIS (administrative tools) ---- select drive to store images --- client respond
* respond to unknown clients (any client requesting service) .
* respond only to known clients : you must specify GUID for computers that will
request the service OR (20 zero+mac address)
AD u/c ---- r.click --- new computer --- name --- GUID ------

** client requirements :-
1- client must have NIC that is PXE enabled (boot from lan + IP – dhcp)
2- if PXE is not supported ----- remote install folder --- admin --- rbfg.exe
“ remote boot floppy generator” – to create F.D to emulate PXE .
3- boot from lan . (motherboard setup utility) .
Note :-
Make sure you make this change in RIS server :-
E:\RemoteInstall\Setup\English\Images\WINDOWS\i386\templates
ristndrd.sif ---- open with notepad
[RemoteInstall]
Repartition = no
UseWholeDisk = no
** to make user join computers to domain from ris :
AD u/c ---- r.click server --- delegate --- add user --- join …..

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