Usage: WDSMCAST is a command line utility that you can use to connect a client computer to a namespace or multicast transmission on a Windows Deployment Services server. You can use this utility with the Windows Deployment Services content provider, or with a custom content provider. Syntax: WDSMCAST.exe /Transfer-File /Server:/Namespace: [/Username: ] [/Password: ] /SourceFile: /DestinationFile: [/Buffer: ] [/UseSparseFile: ] WDSMCAST.exe /Get-Images /Server: [/Username: ] [/Password: ] WDSMCAST.exe /Apply-Image /Server: /Namespace: [/Username: ] [/Password: ] /SourceFile: [/Index: ] /DestinationPath: [/Buffer: ] WDSMCAST.exe /Apply-CustomImage /Server: /Namespace: [/Username: ] [/Password: ] /SourceFile: [/Index: ] /DirectPath: /DestinationPath: [/ReferenceWimSourceFile: ] [/ReferenceWimDirectPath: ] [/Buffer: ] Commands: /Transfer-File Used to transfer any file using a WDS multicast server to a specified destination file. Custom namespaces and multicast content providers are supported.
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Usage: WDSMCAST is a command line utility that you can use to connect a client computer to a namespace or multicast transmission ...
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