You can perform an iSCSI boot now that the
system has been prepared and the operating system is present on the
iSCSI target.
Verify in the system BIOS that the
iSCSI-enabled adapter is at the top of the boot order and boot the
system.
The system should boot over the network and
operate as if it were a local disk drive.
The iSCSI Boot screen should display briefly
showing that the iSCSI boot driver is logging into the iSCSI
Target. If you encounter any problems, see "Troubleshooting."
