Description: Remote installation refers to the process of installing software or operating systems on a computer that is not physically present in the same location as the installer. This method allows system administrators and support technicians to perform installations and configurations efficiently without the need to be physically on-site. Remote installation is carried out over networks, using tools and protocols that enable communication between devices. Key features include the ability to manage multiple devices simultaneously, reducing operational costs by eliminating the need for travel, and the ability to perform updates and maintenance centrally. This approach is particularly relevant in enterprise and IT environments, where managing a large number of devices is essential for maintaining productivity and security. Additionally, remote installation often integrates with virtualization technologies, allowing administrators to deploy and manage virtual machines efficiently, optimizing resource use and enhancing operational flexibility.
