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Hi! The situation is this : There is one site SCCM 2012 (R2) + one site Active Directory, Distribution Point (on a separate server, Windows Server 2012 R2) PXE-enabled at the main office and the Distribution Point (Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise) in a remote branch office. Customers of the branch are determined by the boundaries of the IP-based band , Software Distribution with a branch DP - works. According to the current architecture - branch DP is installed on a PC running Windows 7, so there PXE function can not be activated. The goal - to configure the installation of Windows 7 in the branches on such algorithm : 1. Boot a PC affiliate of WDS PXE on the DP main office. 2 . Redirecting to download the image of the boot.wim DP branch ( not to pull 200MB slowly over the DP of the main office ) . 3 . Further installation Windows 7 of the image on the DP in the branch . Extended to the DP branch Boot Image x64 and x86 , and Windows 7 installation package . Everything works exactly to paragraph 1 ( a client PC receives a DHCP address from a range of IP, in the boundary of the branch SCCM ) and then point 2 - PC starts to boot from the image on the DP in the main office . According to the logs I see that the PC immediately climbs to the DP in the main office , not even trying to load boot.wim c branch DP. question: Will the scheme described above? What do I need to do to claim 2-3 work? Thank you.