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# PXE Boot-Server How To
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How to build a PXE Server as a helpful Tool
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Debian 11 Server with:
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* TFTP Server
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* NFS Server
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* a ready to use Bootmenue
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* some free Tools (Bootmanagers, Debian Installer, Knoppix, ...)
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* how to's for non free Tools (Acronis true Image)
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1. Install a minimal Debian System and login as root
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2. install git:
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```
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apt install -y git
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```
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3. clone this Repository:
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```
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cd ~
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git clone https://support.ostrachhelp.de/p_reichart/pxe-bootserver
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cd pxe-bootserver
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```
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4. run the ```./runall.sh```script to automagically create and copy all files
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Now you should have a PXE-Server with NFS, TFTP and HTTP Support and configuration
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with Knoppix, Rescuezilla, and many more tools!
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