PXEPXE
PXE, which stands for Preboot Execution Environment, is a standard for network booting computers. It allows a computer to boot and load an operating system over a network, using a device called a PXE server. This means that a computer can be booted and configured without the need for a physical hard drive or compact disc.
PXE was originally developed by Intel as a boot protocol for PXE-enabled network interface cards. It has
PXE is commonly used in enterprise environments, such as data centers and server rooms, where deploying and