|  | Remote Installation Services Review
| You have decided to use RIS to deploy Windows XP Professional on 200 identically configured new computers. The adapters installed on each machine are PXE-compliant. Towards the end of the deployment, a desktop support person calls and says that the RIS installation option is not appearing on 15 of the 200 identical computers that they are deploying. You verify that the 15 machines are connected to the network. Which of the following is the most likely issue? How do you resolve this issue? Select the correct answer.
| The network cards in the three computers are not PXE-compliant. Use the Windows XP Network Boot Floppy Generator (Rbfg.exe) to create a boot disk.
| The network cards in the three computers are PXE-compliant. Use Setup.exe to boot to the network and connect to the RIS server.
| DHCP has run out of IP addresses on the scope. Modify the scope to accommodate the additional computers.
| DNS is not functioning on the network. Resolve the DNS issue and retry RIS installation.
Click Submit to check your answer.
| DHCP has run out of IP addresses on the scope. To perform a network boot, computers require a valid IP address assigned by DHCP. To resolve the issue, increase the scope to accommodate the additional computers. |
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| DHCP has run out of IP addresses on the scope. To perform a network boot, computers require a valid IP address assigned by DHCP. To resolve the issue, increase the scope to accommodate the additional computers. |