This convenient option can also be implemented when a KACE SDA is not accessible or when it's impractical to deploy the KACE SDA Remote Site Appliance.
Create a mac image for deployment full#
This feature allows you to connect to the centralized KACE SDA or KACE SDA Remote Site Appliance to gain access to the full deployment library, and then execute any defined deployment tasks on the target system. USB and CD support Easily boot remote systems locally to the KACE boot environment (KBE) on a USB drive or from a CD. This improves deployment reliability and saves you valuable time by ensuring that you don't inadvertently deploy an outdated disk image or script installations to systems. Improved deployment reliability Reference all images, network OS installations and related assets from the centralized deployment library. Execute fully automated bare-metal system build-outs with the KACE SDA's agentless feature.
Create a mac image for deployment archive#
Single-instancing technology minimizes the time, bandwidth and storage required to capture and archive disk images, while efficient state management allows for lightning-fast system imaging by bypassing redundant file transfers and applying only the most recent updates to the original image. K-Image format Easily edit computer and server images, eliminating the need to rebuild images. Remotely deploy assembled packages to any network-connected system from the web-based administrative console or locally from a boot menu generated by the KACE SDA. How it works: Centralized, unattended image deployment Reduce the time and effort required for deployment and eliminate the need for boot and image disks - even for bare-metal build-outs - by provisioning stored images over the network from the KACE Systems Deployment Appliance's centralized library.
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