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Chapter 3

Selecting the Delivery Methods

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Select a Windows Server 2003 or
Windows Server 2008 Distribution
Media Method

Select a method listed in

TABLE 3-2

that meets the need of your environment for

providing the Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008 distribution media for
the Windows installation on your server. Make a note of the method that you
selected.

TABLE 3-2

Delivery Methods for Windows Server Distribution Media

Windows OS Media Delivery Method

Additional Requirements

Ease of Configuration and Installation

Windows Local:

Uses an external

CD/DVD drive connected to the
USB port on the server module
dongle. A USB hub may also be
used.

• External USB CD/DVD drive

listed as “Designed for
Windows”

*

on the Windows

Marketplace site:

http://www.windowsserverc

atalog.com/marketplace/

• Server module dongle cable

* If you do not use a USB floppy drive designed for Windows, it might appear that the drivers are installed during the OS installation,

but when you reboot the system, the graphical part of the Windows setup will be unable to find the drivers again and the installation
will fail with an error message.

Easy

Windows Remote:

Uses a remote

KVMS to redirect the CD drive to a
physical CD drive on the system
hosting the JavaRConsole.

JavaRConsole system with the
network access to the Sun Blade
server module network
management port and an attached
CD/DVD drive

Medium: Installation time will be
significantly increased over the
Windows Local method.

Windows Image:

Uses a remote

KVMS to redirect the CD drive to a
Windows media image file on the
system hosting the JavaRConsole.

JavaRConsole system with network
access to the Sun Blade server
module management network port

Medium: Installation time will be
significantly increased over the
Windows Local method.

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