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Hacks #62-68
Administering Windows-based networks begins with deployment, and the
focus of this chapter is on how to manage the installation
(and uninstallation) of Windows 2000/XP/2003 and its individual
components. In particular, the first several hacks deal with Remote
Installation Services (RIS) and Sysprep, two powerful but complex
tools for installing Windows images on large numbers of machines.
Other hacks deal with removing unnecessary components manually from
the command line, removing components during unattended setup, and
creating a network boot disk for unattended installation of Windows.
These tips and tools are designed to make the job of deploying
Windows easier so that you can get on with the day-to-day job of
configuring, maintaining, and troubleshooting systems on your
network.
