From the article: Once Windows was installed to the iSCSI target, gPXE could then boot directly into it, without any need for a local disk at all. Yes, this means you can PXE-boot Windows 7 itself, not just the installer. Now I fully intend on doing this, just not to your extent. I read up on gPXE and where it can be installed to, the web site says: "We, the Etherboot Project, create network booting code that allows computers to load their operating system from a network. Our code can be stored in a number of places, including BIOS Flash, EPROMs, floppy, CD, HD, or other bootable media." Which option did you choose? I assume BIOS FLASH or CD, I guess I could find a use for those 64Megabyte flash drives I've got....

I love how this guy signed in as Anonymous Coward. I don't have a house this cool and wish i did! I long for cat5e Ethernet in the walls, let alone a complete LAN party setup. Kudos Temporal.

Does anyone know if this setup would work with Windows 7 images? Not the installer, PXE boot the whole OS. I've often wondered.

LOL neither, it just takes them, and sends them to the blackhole. It just pretends to be a cell tower. Just like visiting www.BankofAmerica.geocities.com Go ahead...give me your information

See my comment, three paragraphs down

A product such as this, even if only used as a proof of concept, is quite dangerous, and I'd like nothing more than to shoot it down with a Stinger, and destroy all the R&D material. I find it interesting that they label this as a black-hat project, with malicious intentions, which it clearly is. They could have had a better public reception if it was pitched as a military tool to enable battlefield communications by the drone claiming to be a cell-phone carrier tower, like a temp cell tower.

Priceless :)

Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks. Read the rules, have fun, don't complain. Really? On this one? Its not even political or something that matters. Complaining about something as insignificant as Server names? Can't we all get along?

Me and the other guy at work started naming them after Greek (Roman?) Gods, Zeus, Atlas, Jupiter, etc

I disagree, we all suffer from Malware, and malware targets the largest number of users it can expect to harm. As Apple gains a larger market share, apple's market share of malware threats will grow in parallel. Hiding in a small dark corner was a good idea, until you turned on the disco ball and threw a party.

Sure, Give IT the access they want to the server. Then after things calm down after 2 weeks or so disable that account. IT has bigger fish to fry.

Sometimes you just have to use IE for comaptibility, But fro browsing, CHROME!!!!