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This section is dedicated to the comprehensive management of all workstations in Medulla. Whether you want to monitor, organize, or interact remotely with your workstations, everything is centralized in a user-friendly and intuitive interface. Computer manage...

Favorite Groups Once computer groups have been created, you can mark some of them as favorites for quick access. Favorite groups are useful for: Teams that regularly work on the same set of workstations Preparing bulk action scenarios (imaging, updates, et...

Wake-on-LAN (WOL) is a convenient feature that allows you to remotely power on machines that are turned off, provided they are configured to accept this command. How does it work? Accessible from Medulla’s main menu, this feature displays a list of machines c...

This section allows you to quickly identify machines that are not properly inventoried in Medulla. These may be machines that have never reported any information, or machines that have been offline for too long. Objective: Identify inactive or misconfigured...

This section centralizes all alerts generated by the monitored machines in your Medulla environment. It allows you to track, in real time or later, hardware or software incidents detected by the monitoring agents deployed on your machines. Objective Identif...

The Custom Quick Action section allows you to create and manage automated actions that will be executed remotely on your machines. These actions can include specific scripts or commands, thereby facilitating bulk management and the automation of administrativ...

To delete a workstation, simply go to the "Computers" view, select the workstation you want to delete, go to the actions menu on the right, and click the "Trash" button.

This section is dedicated toverifying the status of the imaging server, an essential step before performing deployment of a system or creating a reference image. The imaging server is a central component of Medulla: it allows a system image (a kind of complete...

A master is a complete system image created from a configured workstation. It serves as a template for quickly and consistently performing deployment of an environment on other machines. Before any deployment, it is essential to know which masters are availabl...

Boot services allow machines to boot an image from the network (via PXE, for example). To configure  Side Menu Manage Boot Services You can  Enable or disable certain services Customize the boot process to suit your environment

This section allows you to choose between automatic and manual behavior when machines start up. Access  Side menuDefault startup menu Available Options  You can edit each option to adjust: Default selection Classic startup display or Wake-on-LAN

Allows you to automate actions after the deployment of an image (such as installing software or configuring the network). To create or edit a script  Side menu:Post-Imaging Script Click Duplicate on the latest postinstall Click Edit on the postinstall sc...

Imaging is divided into several sections: Creating a Master Image We provide a pre-built and prepared master image: Windows 11 25H2. To download and create the master, you can run the following command: import_master.sh Creating a sysprep To create a sysprep...

Medulla features imaging profile management. These profiles allow you to associate a master with one or more postinstall configurations, enabling you to link the master and the profile either to machines, to imaging groups, or to apply it directly at the serve...

A profile allows you to associate post-installation actions with a master and to add this profile to the workstation’s startup menu when booting the workstation via PXE. Accessing and Editing a Profile From the management interface, you can: Add a new profil...

Displays all user profiles created for imaging. Side menu:List of profiles Central area displaying profiles  Name Status (Active/Inactive) Available actions: Edit, Delete