When you boot a device from the hard drive, you can specify how you want the device to boot.
Both local and chain boot methods are available, but the chain boot method is recommended.
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On the left navigation pane, click Settings to display the Control Panel, then click General Settings to display the General Settings page. |
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Chain Boot: Select this option if you want to use iPXE to chain-boot the device to its hard drive. |
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Local Boot: Select this option if you want to use built-in iPXE commands to do a boot from the hard drive. |
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Chain Boot: Select this option if you want to run a UEFI script to load the Windows UEFI boot manager. |
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Local Boot: Select this option if you want to use built-in iPXE commands to do a boot from the hard drive. |
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You can change the default KBE Network Bringup Delay time, which is 15 seconds, in cases where you have a high-latency network, and devices might not be able to boot in to the KACE Boot Environment (KBE) within the allocated time.
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On the left navigation pane, click Settings to display the Control Panel, then click General Settings to display the General Settings page. |
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The KBE Main Menu, which loads on target devices after you network boot a device in to the appliance, provides a Recovery menu option. You can modify or replace files, and edit the registry to boot unresponsive devices.
You can restore corrupted devices or devices that cannot boot from its hard drive.
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