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6.1 CCBoot - iSCSI Boot Windows XP-Windows 7 over Network

　　iSCSI boot technology can be used to diskless boot Windows XP /Win 7 for computers without local hard disk (in this section we call them client PC), so it's also known as diskless boot. As a Windows based iSCSI boot software, CCBoot is compatible with Win 7, Win XP and Vista. The brief process of diskless boot Window XP / Win 7 with CCBoot is as bellow:

　　Client PC iSCSI boot over network and broadcast DHCP request.

　　CCBoot handles the DHCP requests and allocates IP address for the client PC.

　　Client PC gets IP addresses and then downloads Win XP / Win 7 system image via TFTP from CCBoot server.

　　Client PC iSCSI boot Win XP or Win 7 over network.

　　To iSCSI boot Win XP / Win 7 with CCBoot, Please follow the following steps below.

　　6.2 Install CCBoot Server

　　6.3 CCBoot Server Main Interface

　　6.4 CCBoot Server Ports

　　6.5 DHCP Settings

　　6.6 Server HDD Allocation