ActiveImage Deploy USB V2.0 From NetJapan
USB-based OS deployment tool for VARs, OEMs and system integrators
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on July 6, 2018 at 2:02 pmNetJapan, Inc. releases a version 2.0 of ActiveImage Deploy USB, a USB-based OS deployment tool for VARs, OEMs, and system integrators.
ActiveImage Deploy USB creates a bootable USB flash memory containing a master image created from a pre-configured computer system, and deploys that image to a new client machine. It automates, simplifies, and streamlines the deployment process making it a solution for setting up new systems to include custom software and hardware configurations, and deploying setups to a number of computers.
Version 2.0 simplifies license management, deployment to larger disks, password protected master image files, and master images can be created using Inline Data Deduplication Compression.
New features:
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Simplified licensing management.
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Built-in license manager includes the addition of multiple and site license configuration.
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Deployment to larger disks.
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Optionally, restore to larger disks and automatically extend volumes.
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Password protect master image files.
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Secure Master image files with password protection.
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Create Master Image files using Inline Data Deduplication Compression (IDDC).
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Reduce image size and deployment time by using IDDC when creating master image files.
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Use wizard driven interface guides through creating a bootable USB flash memory with ActiveImage Deploy USB installed and ready to use.
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Built in ‘Auto-Start’ feature automates cloning without user interaction. Simply attach the USB flash memory to the target computer, power the system on, and ActiveImage Deploy USB deploys the pre-configured image to the target system.
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Created Images are stored on the USB flash memory, eliminating the need for additional storage devices to be connected.
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No need for deployment server or configuring network settings.
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Flexible license distribution to easily allocate licenses to each created USB flash memory deployment device.