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discussion comment 14 Jul 2008

durrell commented on: How to access the computername variable via command line?

Thanks Craig, that will be very helpful! The following VB script is used to get the serial number of the hardward that the image is being deployed to. That serial number is then used to generate a batch file by the same name (to ensure ...

discussion comment 11 Jul 2008

durrell commented on: How to access the computername variable via command line?

Thanks for the suggestion Craig. That sounds easy enough, if you know how to do that. Unfortuantely, I haven't had any training in the scripting language for Altiris, and I haven't the slightest idea where to begin.

article comment 10 Jul 2008

durrell commented on: HP + Altiris + BIOS = Easy

I simply set the BIOS the way I wanted on a test machine, captured it with HP RDP (Altiris Deployment Server), and then redeployed the captured XML file to other servers that I wanted to have the same configuration. RDP has some built-in jobs ...

discussion comment 02 Jul 2008

durrell commented on: How to access the computername variable via command line?

Thanks for all the great feedback guys. At this point, I feel I need to elaborate more however. The problem is not in *setting* the computername. That's being handled by an existing scripted process in all of the images in our stockpile. The ...

New forum discussion 01 Jul 2008

durrell posted: How to access the computername variable via command line?

Hi all, From what I've been told, a name can be applied to a new computer image by renaming the computer object (default name of serial number) in the console, then dropping an image job on that object. Sysprep then picks up the name from the console, and applies it, correct? My rea