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8 8 2 2 C C h h a a p p t t e e r r 9 9
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Because of the diversity and complexity of RPL environments, we are unable to provide brief
instructions in this guide. Instead, see the file NTRPL.TXT on the MBA Utility Disk or MBA
subdirectory on the EtherCD. This file contains abbreviated instructions for those who are
experienced with MBA installation in NT server RPL environments. For more detailed
instructions, refer to information presented later in this chapter. Remember to complete the
steps under “
Quick Start ” in Chapter 2 before moving on to this section.
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The Windows NT Remoteboot Service supports PCs running MS-DOS and Windows 3.1
clients. Windows NT does not support Windows For Workgroups (due to inconsistencies with
Windows 3.11 networking components), Windows NT Workstation, or OS/2 clients.
The Remoteboot Service works by providing two resources at the server:
A boot block which contains all the information needed to start the client when it
boots.
The remoteboot profile which defines the operating system environment of the client
after it boots.