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but you need server 2003 dhcp to do this?

the thing is that i dont have server 2003 which is what that guide is based upon??

but its xp pro i have installed on the server is there a program i can use to get into the ghostcast server, I need someone to show me how to do this...im cracking up

can you tell me how to install this win7pe as I can only find the source files for this, also can you point me to a foolproof guide on how to do this im completely new to this @ Edutech, I am using windows xp pro as the server in this instance, I thought I could still do this by using tftpd32 which has a dhcp server built into it...I have already tested and it assigns an IP to the pc which I am trying to ghost, I just dont know where to point it to as a bootfile in order to get into ghostcast server, your help is much appreciated

hi thanks for your reply, does this provide dhcp and pxe? are you able to tell me how I would go about setting this up?

after reading up a considerable amount on this I am still unable to boot into ghostcast via NIC.... The server I am using has windows xp pro installed so no RIS, I was attempting to do this using tftpd32 dhcp and PXE server built in functions... What I want is some sort of file that will boot into a menu that will give me the option which ghost image to use... My company has several different pcs which we receive back from time to time and want to be able to just use the one boot file for all without having to change each time in tftp32.. our pcs are; optiplex 320, 330 sx280 compaq pro and pro evo would this be possible? if so can someone tell me how i would do this or point me to some sort of foolproof guide as I am completely new to this.. Thanks Stewart