Hi Ryan,
The network boot option should be enabled in the bios: turn on the unit and press F2 (quickly). I usually keep pressing it over and over until I get to the bios screen. Once you’re in the bios go to advanced settings, then boot, then make sure the Boot to Network box is checked. Once it is go ahead and reboot.
I don’t have an image server set up but according to the support page:
“Intel® Boot Agent settings
Intel® Boot Agent initializes during the system startup, even if it is not the first boot device. Once the initialization screen displays, press Control-S to configure the Boot Agent settings.”
Let me know if that works.
Jason Hoffman
