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discussion comment 27 Oct 2010

mlogan commented on: What is necessary to image computers across subnets?

Have you configured the lmhost files in both the Linux and WinPe boot images? if I rememer correctly the lmhost file is not configured by default. Sometimes it helps to configure the lmhost file so that the client knows what the IP address of the ...

discussion comment 27 Oct 2010

mlogan commented on: Recover Altiris Jobs

Oh, here is the userguide stuff: Job Export Utility This utility can be used to export jobs from the Deployment Database. It can be helpful in copying jobs from one Deployment system to another, backing up jobs, creating standard jobs during ...

discussion comment 27 Oct 2010

mlogan commented on: Recover Altiris Jobs

Hi, I am not currently at a DS, but there is a commandline tool axExport.exe that can be used to export jobs. you could set up a windows scheduled job that exports your jobs to a file. In case something goes wrong you can then import all the ...

discussion comment 01 Sep 2010

mlogan commented on: Windows 2008 scripted install can't find hard disk

Have you by any chance presented some LUN's from a connected SAN to the server? If that is the case, it could be the problem. Both LinuxPE and WinPE sees LUN's as the first drive(s) before the local disks. Just a thought!

discussion comment 01 Sep 2010

mlogan commented on: Windows 7 Boot Manager Error after Deployment

Hi, It's been a while since I have had problems deploying Windows 7 images. I can't remember the exact error I got after deploying the IMG file to a computer. However It wouldn't load Windows 7 and that is why I ended up using ...

discussion comment 15 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: New Servers in RDP

Hi Stefan, Looking at your JPG it seems that the servers you have are Blade servers. A p-Class enclosure could have 16 Blades. Do you by any chance reuse the bay's for new servers or is it a new enclosure you are using? I would suggest ...

discussion comment 08 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: I have tryied to add driver to Winpe... Intel 82577LM

Jebba, How and which OS are you trying to deploy? In case it is Vista, I have seen problems (during unattended installation) where not even a Vista CD would install on the computer. (Have you tried manuel installation and how did that go?). ...

discussion comment 07 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: Adding drivers to winpe

Hi Charlie, You shouldn't write anything manually, like it seems you do in your last scrrendump. What you should do is: Rightclick on the top folder WInPE (MenuOption131) and select Edit Configuration This will bring you to ...

discussion comment 04 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: Adding drivers to winpe

It seems that you might have multiple PXE servers. In the PXE config util you should select File > Choose PXE Server and then select Shared Configuration. Then you can change the configuration for all your PXE servers. The one you should make ...

discussion comment 04 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: Adding drivers to winpe

You should EDIT the boot image using the PXE configuration utility. Once you click the EDIT button, you will get to the Edit shared menu window. Click Edit bootdisk image and a new program Boot disk creator will launch. Click the Edit button and ...

discussion comment 04 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: Adding drivers to winpe

The file that I link to has the following filestructure: 04-06-2010 12:23 <DIR> . 04-06-2010 12:23 ...

discussion comment 04 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: Adding drivers to winpe

I hope this link will work for you: ...

discussion comment 04 Jun 2010

mlogan commented on: Adding drivers to winpe

Well I am not a DELL guy, but I just downloaded the driver in a file called INTEL_825XX-GIGABIT-PLATFORM_A01_R267025 from DELL. make sure you select VISTA as OS and that and under network you can find Intel 825xx Gigabit Platform LAN Network ...