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As a protocol, PXE uses DHCP options to specify the location of bootstrap code on the network and to obtain an IP address. A machine with a PXE network card can to retrieve and execute bootstrap code to boot from the network.

1 Related networking protocols

• DHCP
• RARP
• BOOTP
• TFTP

2 External links

• PXE.ca: All About PXE - information and help for using PXE on computer networks
• Intel: The PXE Specification
• Remote Network Boot via PXE
• Webopedia: PXE

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PXEThe abbreviation PXE refers in computing environments to the Preboot Execution Environment . PXE allows a computer to boot via a network resource without requiring an installed operating system. As a protocol, PXE uses DHCP options to specify the location