is a robust diskless boot solution designed to optimize local area networks (LANs) by eliminating the need for local hard drives on client computers. It is widely used in internet cafes, schools, and enterprise offices to simplify system management, reduce hardware deployment costs, and enhance security against malware.
Windows Server 2016 (Build 1607), Server 2012 R2, Server 2008 R2, Windows 10/7 (64-bit)
System administrators can update or modify the operating system image on the server, updating all client machines simultaneously with a single click.
The original installation package can be obtained directly through the official CCBoot Download Portal or managed via the modernized CCBoot Cloud Setup Platform . Key Features of CCBoot 2016
Allows a single operating system image to boot seamlessly across client PCs with completely different hardware specifications (different motherboards, CPUs, or graphics cards).
Features intelligent multi-tier caching. It utilizes the server's RAM and dedicated SSDs to cache read/write demands, offering client execution speeds that often rival or exceed traditional local hard drives.
Every time a client PC restarts, it reverts to a clean state. Any viruses, malware, or junk files accumulated during the session are completely wiped out.
CCBoot works by merging the iSCSI protocol with gPXE network boot technology. The operational workflow follows a strict sequential phase: