How to deploy Linux servers with NOC-PS PXE Server

In Data Center , in Hardware on March 1, 2011, 3:14 AM PST

Rapid provisioning of servers can be a necessity in today's demanding IT environments. IT pro Rick Vanover tours a virtual appliance that can be used to provision servers quickly.

Rick Vanover's latest gallery tutorial shows you, step-by step, how to use the NOC-PS PXE Server virtual appliance to provision Linux servers. Follow the embedded link or click on the thumbnail below.

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