RISME software enhances RIS in Windows 2000 and 2003, letting admins add menus and options to RIS Client Install Wizard from their desktop. Provides boot images for BIOS upgrades, virus scanning, and OS deployments. Summary in 47 words.
If you're looking for an easy and efficient way to deploy Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP over a network, look no further than Microsoft Windows 2000 / 2003 Servers' Remote Installation Services (RIS). This well-known tool has been licensed from 3Com and is now offered by emBoot, taking RIS beyond its out-of-the-box capabilities to further extend its functionalities.
With emBoot's RIS Menu Editor, network administrators can add menus and options to the RIS Client Installation Wizard and create boot images, allowing them to deliver network boot images that offer maintenance utilities, such as BIOS upgrades and virus scanning programs, or to deploy other operating systems to client PCs on a network.
The emBoot RIS Menu Editor v2.0 comes loaded with features that allow you to create a menu of options from which end-users can choose at boot time on a client PC. These menus can appear in the Maintenance and Troubleshooting or Automatic Setup menu of the RIS Client Installation Wizard. You can also create boot image files directly from standard boot diskettes that contain startup files and application files that reside on a network server.
This RIS Menu Editor takes things even further allowing you to view and modify the contents of boot image files directly, without creating or accessing boot diskettes. Additionally, you can configure advanced boot image file options, such as whether the files have extended or normal capacity.
This software boasts full functionality under Windows 2000 and 2003 Servers, allowing for the creation and editing of RIS menus and boot images from your desktop. Say goodbye to time-consuming trips to the server for RIS configurations, as this tool puts you in the driver's seat. Overall, the emBoot RIS Menu Editor is a must-have tool for network administrators looking to streamline their RIS deployments.
With emBoot's RIS Menu Editor, network administrators can add menus and options to the RIS Client Installation Wizard and create boot images, allowing them to deliver network boot images that offer maintenance utilities, such as BIOS upgrades and virus scanning programs, or to deploy other operating systems to client PCs on a network.
The emBoot RIS Menu Editor v2.0 comes loaded with features that allow you to create a menu of options from which end-users can choose at boot time on a client PC. These menus can appear in the Maintenance and Troubleshooting or Automatic Setup menu of the RIS Client Installation Wizard. You can also create boot image files directly from standard boot diskettes that contain startup files and application files that reside on a network server.
This RIS Menu Editor takes things even further allowing you to view and modify the contents of boot image files directly, without creating or accessing boot diskettes. Additionally, you can configure advanced boot image file options, such as whether the files have extended or normal capacity.
This software boasts full functionality under Windows 2000 and 2003 Servers, allowing for the creation and editing of RIS menus and boot images from your desktop. Say goodbye to time-consuming trips to the server for RIS configurations, as this tool puts you in the driver's seat. Overall, the emBoot RIS Menu Editor is a must-have tool for network administrators looking to streamline their RIS deployments.
What's New
Version 2.0: N/A