You can assign different boot priorities to computers. The priority can affect the timing of CCM actions and delaying copying procedures. See Controlling the Timing of CCM Actions for more information.
To define the priority of a computer:
In the Scope pane, select a computer name item.
Right-click the computer name item.
Click Edit Computer Properties.
In the Boot and Security tab, select a value of 0 through 4 from the Boot Priority list box.
|
Value |
Description |
|
0 |
The highest priority that results in no delays and no network load control |
|
1 |
The highest priority with network load control that results in the fastest transfers |
|
4 |
The lowest priority with network load control that results in the slowest transfers |
Click OK.
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