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Administrators of large datacenters often require network installation mechanisms, such as disk cloning over the network, to manage the integrity of their machines. However, network-based installation is vulnerable to a variety of attacks, including compromised machines responding to installation requests with malware. To enable verification that running machines were installed correctly, the Network-Based Root of Trust for Installation (netROTI, for short) binds the state of a system to its installer and disk image. Evaluation results show that a netROTI installation adds about 8 seconds overhead plus 3 percent of image download time to a standard network install and thwarts many known attacks against the installation process.