
FOG Project
Tiny PXE Server
Serva 32/64
Diskless boot software for gaming centers and internet cafés: boot every PC from one server, clean image on every reboot, one-click game updates.

FOG Project
Tiny PXE Server
Serva 32/64
A complete diskless solution for gaming centers, cafes, schools, colleges and universities which helps administrators reduce their daily workload.
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| Website | ccucloudupdate.com | ccboot.com |
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CCU Cloud Update is diskless boot software for gaming centers, internet cafés, schools and offices. Every PC boots from one server over PXE/iSCSI with no local hard drive, gets a clean Windows image on every reboot, and receives game and software updates once for the whole floor. Key features...
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