A technician needs to deploy an operating system to a new computer over the local network. Which of the following boot methods must the computer's network interface support?
PXE
Fixed drive
eSATA
FTP
Preboot Execution Environment (PXE) is a special boot type that downloads an image from a server on the network. Fixed Drive is a boot type that uses an internal HDD or SSD. eSATA is a type of external drive attachment and does not use a network interface. FTP is a protocol for transferring files and is not a boot method itself, though a boot process might utilize a similar protocol like TFTP.
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