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Once you get all the pieces set up and talking to each other properly, it's pretty slick. macOS Sierra was declared at a mega event named WWDC which was scheduled on June 5, 2017. The framework was working for Macintosh PCs by the work area. The fourteenth significant arrival of macOS and Apple Incs is the macOS High Sierra which has a variant 10.13.

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I recommend using the "Full Network" setup in the quick install guide, then experimenting from there. To download apps from the Mac App Store, you need a Mac with OS X 10.6.6 or later.

DeployStudio Admin is the tool for ongoing admin, such as managing workflows.

DeployStudio Assistant should be run on the same computer as the DeployStudio daemon it does initial setup stuff, like configuring the Repository and creating the NetBoot set.

There are also a couple of setup/config tools: The Runtime will connect to the DeployStudio server, mount the Repository, and let you run whatever deployment workflows (imaging/updating/configuring/whatever processes) you have set up. This is a NetBoot image (.nbi) that you'll serve from your NetInstall server, which boots clients into a "DeployStudio Runtime" environment.

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This does a number of things, but the most important is to tell clients how to mount the Repository.

A Mac running the DeployStudio server daemon.

An AFP, SMB, or NFS file server sharing a "Repository" folder that'll contain the master images, installer packages, scripts, etc.

DeployStudio is more flexible and powerful than the basic NetInstall service, but it's also more complex to set up.

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While NetInstall doesn't support Windows ( or Linux images, there's a free third-party package, DeployStudio that supports them (as well as OS X images). Swift is a new programming language from Apple, designed specifically for creating iOS, OS X and watchOS apps. nbi folder) is created, copy it to whatever version of OS X Server you're running, drop it in /Library/NetBoot/NetBootSP0, and it'll be available in the Server.app interface. So if you want a Yosemite image, you need to copy the Yosemite installer to a Mac running Yosemite, and run the Yosemite version of System Image Utility. It can serve multiple versions (El Capitan, Yosemite, Mavericks, whatever), but you must create the images under the same major version as the image you're creating. The NetInstall service only (directly) supports OS X network images.