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# Using 2PXE with iPXE Anywhere Web Service

PXE booting the DeployR boot images can also be done using the 2Pint Software 2PXE service integrated with the iPXE Anywhere Web Service.  See the [iPXE Web Service documentation](https://documentation.2pintsoftware.com/2pxe-ws) for information on installation and configuration.  This requires configuring the 2PXE service for integration with the iPXE Web Service, as well as customization of the IPXE Web Service scripts to add custom boot menu options for DeployR.

To add the DeployR boot menu options, edit the "C:\Program Files\2Pint Software\iPXE AnywhereWS\Scripts\Boot\iPXEBoot.ps1" script to add the needed entries.  First, add entries to the build menu:

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Then add entries that specify how those menu entries should be processed (specifying the URL for the DeployR server):

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Restart the iPXE Anywhere Web Service service after editing the script.


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