Adding boot and install images

Now that you're WDS server has been installed.…And you have configured your WDS server to be a--…With the appropriate pixel configuration.…You've configured it with, whether or not you want…computers to join it to the domain or not.…With the actual properties of the server, it's now time…to install the glued images and the actual installation…images into your WDS environment.…So I bring up my WDS server.…And I bring up the WDS console.…Keep it in mind that again, WDS is not a product that…can be managed by Power Shell.…

There is a command line set of utilities. "WDS util."…But most of the time we're going to do this through…our graphical interface.…So if I come into my server and I expand my server.…The first thing I need to do in my server…is I need to add a boot image.…This is what the user sees up until the time the…installation actually starts.…So when I come in, I want to add a boot image.…On this machine I've already added a DVD.…So I do "add boot image on browse."…And on Vista, Windows 7, Server 2008,…Server 2008R2 and Server 2012.…