A manager asks a technician to find a way to deploy images to all new computers from a central location. Which of the following would be used to accomplish this?

The correct answer is C. PXE. PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) allows computers to boot from the network before loading a local operating system, enabling centralized OS image deployment from a server (such as Windows Deployment Services). This is the standard enterprise method for imaging multiple…

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ASCSI
BCDFS
CPXE
DIDS

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PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) allows computers to boot from the network before loading a local operating system, enabling centralized OS image deployment from a server (such as Windows Deployment Services). This is the standard enterprise method for imaging multiple machines from a central location. SCSI is a hardware interface standard for storage devices. CDFS is the CD-ROM filesystem format. IDS (Intrusion Detection System) is a network security monitoring tool. None of these support remote OS image deployment.

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