Use this page to modify the selected boot server properties.
A boot server facilitates network booting and OS installation and includes a DHCP and PXE Server (usually combined.) A boot server is used every time a hardware server boots up via PXE (network boot protocol), or if it is configured to use Dynamic DHCP to acquire its network adapter configuration.
Here, you can modify the TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol) server hostname and the path to the boot configuration directory.
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