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PXE機能を利用し、ネットワークを通じてBlancco消去ソフトを起動することもできます。そのための機能がBlancco Management Console本体にも組み込まれていますが、実運用環境での利用に耐える十分な性能はありません。そのため、Windows ServerやUbuntu Linuxの機能を使ったネットワークブート環境構築ガイドをユーザーに提供することにしています。

ガイドにしたがい、消去対象コンピュータでBlancco消去ソフトのISOイメージファイルを起動させるPXE環境を構築できます。ただし、このガイドは各種OSのサービスのインストールと設定方法、PXEブート技術、ファイアウォール設定、TCP/IP通信に関する知識を有する読者を想定しています。

Windows Server向けiPXE構築手順 (UEFIサポート): 詳細はBlancco Technical Supportにお問い合わせください。

Linux向けiPXE構築手順 (UEFIサポート): 詳細はBlancco Technical Supportにお問い合わせください。

Blancco Erasure Software can be "deployed" through network ("network/PXE booted"). Blancco Management Console 3 (or newer) has an inbuilt functionality for this purpose, but in actual larger production use, it is not sufficient enough. Blancco has released a guideline document which can be used to build a network boot environment based on Windows Server 2012 using the Windows Deployment Service.

The documentation describes how to setup Microsoft Windows Server 2012 and Windows Deployment Service in order to deploy Blancco Erasure Software ISO images to a target computer through PXE booting. IPXE is the latest open source PXE boot solution with a lot of features. The reader should have solid knowledge about Installing and managing Windows services, PXE boot environments, firewall settings and TCP/IP communication. Alternatively, you can choose to use gPXE which may offer better compatibility for certain hardware/network cards, especially for Dell servers.

iPXE instructions (with UEFI support) for Windows Server 2016: Please contact Blancco Technical Support for more details.

iPXE instructions for Windows Server 2012:

https://download.blancco.com/general/manuals/pxe/Booting_Blancco_ISO_using_iPXE_in_WDS_2012.pdf

If UEFI support is required, please contact Blancco Technical Support for more details.

gPXE instructions for Windows Server 2008/2012:

https://download.blancco.com/general/instructions/Booting_Blancco_ISO_WDS_2008.pdf

  • Note: Our earlier network boot environment guidelines were based on this documentation. It can be still used and it does not need to be replaced with the new solution if there are no issues with it. GPXE can offer better compatibility for some hardware including Dell. If you have problems booting specific hardware in an iPXE environment, it is recommended to try gPXE.

iPXE instructions (with UEFI support) for Linux: Please contact Blancco Technical Support for more details.