Monitor During PXE Installation
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A technician is deploying a PXE installation of a new OS onto a small group of company workstations.
Which of the following should the technician monitor during the installation?
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A. B. C. D.C.
When deploying a PXE installation of a new operating system onto a group of workstations, the technician should monitor the impact to the network (C) and the impact to the DHCP pool (D).
PXE (Preboot Execution Environment) is a technology that allows a computer to boot and install an operating system over a network. During the installation process, the computers will communicate with the network and the DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server to obtain an IP address and other network settings.
Monitoring the impact to the network is important to ensure that the installation process does not cause any network disruptions or slowdowns that may affect other users. The technician should monitor network utilization, bandwidth usage, and any network errors or anomalies during the installation process.
The technician should also monitor the impact to the DHCP pool to ensure that there are enough IP addresses available to assign to the workstations during the installation process. If there are not enough IP addresses available, the installation process may fail or cause network issues.
Monitoring the impact to the workstations (A) and the impact to the users (B) is also important, but these are not the primary concerns during the installation process. The technician should ensure that the installation process is completed successfully and that the workstations are configured correctly once the installation is complete.
