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Chapter 3 Setting Up NetBoot Service 47

http://server_ip/NetBoot/NetBootSPn/image_path.nbi

Where server_ip is the IP address of the server, n is the volume number, and

image_path is the path to the image.

e Click OK.

2 Copy the image (.dmg) file from the .nbi folder on the NetBoot server to a shared

(exported) directory on the other server. Leave the .nbi folder and the other files it

contains on the NetBoot server.

You can also copy the image to the other server by selecting the image in the Images

pane of System Image Utility, clicking Export, and selecting the .dmg file to export.

Using the Export button is the safest way to copy the image to the other server

because it ensures that the image has the proper permissions.

If the image is already on the remote server, you can create the .nbi folder on the

NetBoot server by duplicating an existing .nbi folder and adjusting the values in its

NBImageInfo.plist file.

Moving Images to Other Servers

Use the Export feature of System Image Utility to move images to another server,

including servers without displays or keyboards.

To copy an image to another server:

1 Open System Image Utility and click Images.

2 Select the image in the list and click Export, and provide the target information.

Important: To avoid problems with file permissions, don’t use Terminal or the Finder to

copy boot or install images across the network to other servers.

Deleting Images

When you delete images, System Image Utility only moves them to the Trash and

doesn’t erase them from the drive.

To delete an image:

1 Open System Image Utility and click Images.

2 Select the image in the list and choose Edit > Delete.

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