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Configuring HP ProLiant systems with Windows PE  8 
Configuring HP ProLiant systems with Windows 
PE 
In this section 
Overview of configuring HP ProLiant systems with Windows PE ....................................................................
Unattended configuration using startnet.cmd 
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Creating required data files with Windows PE............................................................................................. 
Creating script files................................................................................................................................. 10 
CD-based Windows PE deployment.......................................................................................................... 16 
PXE-based Windows PE deployment......................................................................................................... 17 
Network-based Windows PE deployment ............................................................................................
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Overview of configuring HP ProLiant systems with 
Windows PE 
This section describes how to perform an unattended configuration using a batch file. It also describes 
three ways to use Windows® PE to configure HP ProLiant systems using captured data files: 
 
CD-based Windows PE deployment (on page 
 
PXE-based Windows PE deployment (on page 
 
You can also perform an attended configuration. For more information about using the Toolkit utilities in 
an attended configuration, refer to the HP SmartStart Scripting Toolkit Linux and Win32 Editions User 
Guide
, located on the Toolkit website (
 
Unattended configuration using startnet.cmd 
In an unattended configuration, a batch file is launched automatically at the end of the Windows® PE 
boot process to perform the configuration tasks. There are several ways to start a batch file for custom 
routines, but the simplest is by using startnet.cmd. 
Startnet.cmd, located in the WinPE_Directory\Platform\system32 directory, is a command batch file that 
Windows® PE automatically loads at the end of the boot process. The content of startnet.cmd varies 
depending on usage. In the following example, startnet.cmd is used to map drives to a network file server 
and execute files located on a remote server. 
Sample contents for startnet.cmd: 
factory -winpe 
net use f: \\fileserver\share 
x:\startdeploy.cmd 
a:\custom.cmd 
For more information about the 
startnet.cmd command and other methods of starting a batch file, 
refer to the Microsoft Windows® PE documentation