Description: Creates and configures a new multicast transmission for an image. Syntax: WDSUTIL Options /New-MulticastTransmission ...

Windows 7

Description: Creates and configures a new multicast transmission for an
             image.

Syntax:
WDSUTIL [Options] /New-MulticastTransmission /Image:
     [/Server:]
     /FriendlyName:
     [/Description:]
     /TransmissionType: {AutoCast | ScheduledCast}
         [/Time:]
         [/Clients:]
     /ImageType:{Boot | Install}

/Image:                 The name of the image to transmit using
                                    multicasting.
[/Server:]             The name of the WDS server. This can be
                                    either the NetBIOS name or the FQDN.
                                    If not specified, the local server will
                                    be used.
/FriendlyName:       The friendly name of the transmission.
[/Description:]        The description of the transmission.
/TransmissionType:
     {AutoCast | ScheduledCast}     Specifies whether to start the
                                    transmission automatically (AutoCast)
                                    or based on the specified start
                                    criteria (ScheduledCast).
[/Time:]          For ScheduledCast, specifies the time
                                    the transmission should start.
[/Clients:]         For ScheduledCast, sets the number of
                                    clients to wait for before starting
                                    the transmission.
/ImageType:{Boot | Install}         The type of image to transmit using
                                    multicasting.

For boot image transmissions:
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WDSUTIL [Options] /New-MulticastTransmission /Image:
     [/Server:]
     /FriendlyName:
     [/Description:]
     /TransmissionType: {AutoCast | ScheduledCast}
         [/Time:]
         [/Clients:]
     /ImageType:Boot
     /Architecture:{x86 | ia64 | x64}
     [/Filename:]

/Architecture:{x86 | ia64 | x64}    The architecture of the boot image to
                                    transmit using multicasting. Since it is
                                    possible to have the same name for boot
                                    images of different architectures,
                                    you should specify the architecture to
                                    ensure the correct image is used.
[/Filename:]             If the source image cannot be uniquely
                                    identified by name, you must specify the
                                    file name.


For install image transmissions:
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WDSUTIL [Options] /New-MulticastTransmission /Image:
     [/Server:]
     /FriendlyName:
     [/Description:]
     /TransmissionType: {AutoCast | ScheduledCast}
         [/Time:]
         [/Clients:]
     /ImageType:Install
     [/ImageGroup:]
     [/Filename:]

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