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Where is RIS Server?

binarysoul

I'm a bit lost here. How can you get RIS server on Windows Server 2003 Enterprise? Instead I see Windows Deployment Service, but I want to work with RIS. Any ideas folks?

thanks

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mrmcmint

if you are using service pack 2, wds has taken over ris. You will need server 2k3 with service pack 1 to use ris.

NozzaC

You need to use WDS legacy mode. That has RIS in it. Once you have that running you can do everything RIS related from the study books etc.

It confused me too!

mrmcmint

NozzaC wrote: »

You need to use WDS legacy mode. That has RIS in it. Once you have that running you can do everything RIS related from the study books etc.

It confused me too!

...yup... forgot about that

binarysoul

Thanks guys

Glad legacy includes RIS. I was about to bang my head to the wall as I don't have Win2K Server either!

someeh

I think I might start going over RIS implementation soon. I already have a WSUS configured and running on my company network. So I guess RIS here i come =0)