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This document describes how to install RouterOS using NetInstall. NetInstall allows installing RouterOS onto a router remotely over the network. The user selects options like the router IP, gateway, and baud rate then clicks install. The router then boots from the network using Etherboot and downloads RouterOS. Key steps include setting the router to boot from Etherboot, running NetInstall to start the installation process, and monitoring installation until the router reboots with RouterOS installed.
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