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Using ImageUltra Builder - IBM Redbooks

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Network deployment<br />

This method uses a bootable, DOS-based diskette or CD to establish a network connection<br />

between the target computer and the <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> module repository. Once the<br />

connection is established, you select which base map and driver map to use. Depending on<br />

your base-map settings, one of the following occurs:<br />

► If you specified a direct network installation, a temporary network-staging folder is<br />

created on the network specifically for the target computer. The maps are copied to this<br />

folder and all modules that control the installation procedure are unpacked to this folder.<br />

When the installation process begins, the hard disk is prepared and all modules required<br />

for the image content are obtained from the repository and unpacked dynamically as they<br />

are needed. A direct-network installation requires a network connection throughout the<br />

deployment and installation process.<br />

► If you specified a network deployment with local installation, all of the modules defined<br />

in the map are downloaded to the service partition of the target computer, and the target<br />

computer is prepared for the installation process. If a service partition does not exist at the<br />

start of the deployment process, one is created (for more information about service<br />

partitions, see the <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> Version 2.0 User Guide).<br />

For direct network deployment (network deployment with local installation), you use the<br />

<strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> Deploy Wizard to create either an <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> Network<br />

Deployment Diskette or an <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> Network Deployment CD. Based on your<br />

responses, the Deploy Wizard prompts you through the steps required to create the<br />

diskette or CD.<br />

Note: Providing user name and password information on the deployment media (diskette<br />

or CD) is optional. If you do not provide a user name and password when you create the<br />

deployment media, the person controlling the deployment process will be prompted for this<br />

information (if it is required to access the network) when the deployment media is started<br />

on the target computer. If you do provide a user name and password when you create the<br />

deployment media, it is stored in a flat text format on the deployment media, not in a secure<br />

format.<br />

If you choose to make a CD, create the diskette first, and then use the CD-RW software of<br />

your choice to create the CD from the diskette. Because this CD is bootable, make sure you<br />

follow the instructions in the Deploy Wizard or <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong> help system for creating a<br />

Network Deployment CD. Depending on the type of removable-media drive available at the<br />

target computer, use either the diskette or CD to establish a network connection between the<br />

target computer and the <strong>ImageUltra</strong> module repository. After the connection is established,<br />

select which base map and driver map to use. All of the modules defined in the map are<br />

downloaded to the service partition or HPA of the target computer, and the target computer is<br />

prepared for the installation process. If a service partition or HPA does not exist at the start of<br />

the deployment process, one is created.<br />

The following illustration shows a direct-network installation, which uses a network-staging<br />

folder as a staging area.<br />

90 ThinkVantage Technologies: <strong>Using</strong> <strong>ImageUltra</strong> <strong>Builder</strong>

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