ISCSI Boot Windows with CCBoot in a Russian Cyber Cafe
My acquaintance with PXE boot Windows software - CCBoot, began in May 2009, when for unknown reasons have become massively fail drives on client computers, and we began to look for alternatives to renounce their use altogether. Pretty quickly I found a Google reference to www.ccboot.com tried in the laboratory test version, and then decided to move it.
Address: Russia, Krasnodar, Severnaya st. 300, Postovaya st. 34, "MediaPlaza"
Name: Network of e-Cafe's PORTAL





1. Severnaya st. 300 – 64
2. Postovaya st. 34 – 68
3. "MediaPlaza" - 140
All sites have 100Mbit/sec optics interconnect, Internet -10Mb/sec.
On the "Severnaya" and "Mediaplaza" network 1 Gb /sec.
At "Postovaya", ISCSI have a separate physical network 1Gb/sec, and "gamenetwork" 100Mb/sec.
Servers:
1. Severnaya st. 300 Intel Pentium D E2200 / 4Gb RAM /Adaptec 5508 RAID / 2*160Gb SATA mirror RAID for system +3*500Gb SAS RAID5 images +2*250Gb SATA Stripe RAID for cache + 4 *1000Gb SATA RAID5 for "Games disk".


Clients:
1. Severnaya st. 300 – Intel Core2 Quad Q6600/2*1Gb RAM/Nvidia GeForce 8800GTS /Marvel 1Gb/sec LOM.


The program is good, but the lack of detailed How-to difficult to implement for beginners. Occasionally there are situations when only work experience is help and "scientific method spear". Here's the original email in Russia.


