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Figure 5.2: Disabling PXE Response to Clients.
5. Close Windows Deployment Services.
Creating the Production Deployment Share
The production deployment share will contain the applications, drivers, and custom images for deployment across the
organization and will share these components with the offline deployment share. The deployment production share and
offline deployment share will use the same apps, drivers, and images, so instead of duplicating effort, deployment
shares can be linked. To create the production deployment share follow the
Creating a Deployment Share section
outlined in Chapter 3 .
Customizing Rules for Automation
As with the reference deployment scenario outlined in Chapter 4 , the deployment share will be customized by
configuring rules to bypass the prompts that are displayed by the Windows Deployment Wizard. As you may recall,
these rules are stored in the configuration files customsettings.ini and bootstrap.ini, which control the Windows
Deployment Wizard and boot media respectively.
To configure deployment share rules to automate the Windows Deployment Wizard, follow these steps:
1. Expand the Deployment Shares tree in Deployment Workbench.
2. Right-click the production deployment share and select Properties.
3. Select the Rules tab.
4. Replace the text displayed on the Rules tab with the text provided in Listing 5.1:
[Settings]