Back to DS Assistant, click ‘Create a DeployStudio NetBoot Set’. Blow through next few pages of settings…. This creates a filesystem under the share. If you choose to set a local share it won’t work, set it up as a network login volume. You can set up the share to be on a network afp://x.x.x.x/DeployStudio with DS user/pass. Accept server address, input DS username and password. Start Server and click ‘Set Up a DeployStudio Server’. Open DeployStudio, Install and go to System Preferences/ DeployStudio. Go to NetInstall service in Server.app and check where to store Netboot data- can change storage point. 
Add your DS user to the new share, check R/W privs. Delete unused share points in ‘File Sharing’. Set up a User in Server.app (usually DS or ds). Name your server, set up IP address and DNS if needed. Copy DeployStudio and Server.app to machine. Install current OS- but check compatibility. OK not quite that fast….ĭownload DeployStudio, Profiles, Server.app, AutoDMG, CreateUserPKG #DEPLOYSTUDIO SERVER HOW TO#
In order to improve the signal to noise ratio even further, here are my shorthand notes on how to set up a DeployStudio server- I made the notes because it is kind of annoying to have to start and stop a 20 minute video all the time, these notes allow me to blast through each step as fast as I can read.
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