Hi Jeff,
Thank you for doing this, I think it was needed, as setting up Unattended is not very
easy when you don't know where to start...
Here are a few things you might want to add :
* In the overview, add something to explain that you can also do a network boot and
load the files directly on
Hello all,
I am using unattended4.x to install windows 2000 workstations and recently
I started testing with PXE and the pxelinux version that is shipped with
unattended. This al goes fine on systems with PXE built-in. Some systems
don't and I use the Windows rbfg.exe utility for these. Also
My linux samba server is visible on the network from an XP desktop but
when I try to do
an install using unattended 3.5 it cannot see the server. It usually
asks for a password when
I try to map to it. or when I do start\run\ \\itcweb\install.
I have an Identical windows server using unattended
How can I enable the buit in firewall in XP pro during or right after
install?
I asked this question a long time ago before but was not able to make
anything out from the
answers I recieved.
thanks
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Felipe Navarrete
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This SF.Net email
WinXP SP2 allows the firewall to be configured through the netsh
command line tool. Here's a link for some more info:
http://www.windowsdevcenter.com/pub/a/windows/2004/02/10/sp2part1_0210.h
tml
You can get this functionality on WinXP SP1 boxes by loading the
advanced networking pack:
For anyone interested, I've posted some scripts on OpenOffice.org that span from my
unattended batch file through automated, sight unseen multi-user installs. The user
doesn't see anything or do anything until about ten seconds after their initial login
when the tray icon appears and it's
More then likely the problem is that DOS does clear text authentication.
;samba.conf
encrypt passwords = no
Just a shot in the dark
My linux samba server is visible on the network from an XP desktop but
when I try to do
an install using unattended 3.5 it cannot see the server. It
Another detail I forgot to mention is that I can do the install
when connected to the same hub as the server. But when I go to
a users desktop which is possibly on another subnet or at least a few
switches away
It doesnt find the server. so its not that it cant authenticate. that
works.
I
According to http://unattended.sorceforge.net/os.html in order to recompile the iso
and/or the
floppy images I need a linux/unix based machine. Has anyone been able to get the make
process
working under cygwin? http://www.cygwin.com
From a cygwin bash prompt (is it bash or ash by default?)
Step-By-Step Unattended Preparation Guide
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Documentation:
1. What is Unattended http://unattended.sourceforge.net
2. Unattended OS Setup
http://unattended.sourceforge.net/os.html
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I am using unattended4.x to install windows 2000 workstations and recently
I started testing with PXE and the pxelinux version that is shipped with
unattended. This al goes fine on systems with PXE built-in. Some systems
don't and I use the Windows rbfg.exe
Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
I do not much care for the SourceForge doc interface; I prefer
old-fashioned static Web pages.
That said, our Web pages are becoming ever more out of date, and we
need to do something... So I think I will create a FAQ page mostly
containing links to messages from the
-Original Message-
From: Patrick J. LoPresti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The next step, I guess, is to add something like this to the top of
perl.bat:
ping -n 120 localhost nul
I only used a 10 second delay, and it worked like a charm. Maybe I'll
try 5 seconds next time. I
Johnson, Chris A -ND [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I only used a 10 second delay, and it worked like a charm.
I hate random delays. But since we do not even know what we are
waiting for, never mind how to wait for it from a cmd shell, I do not
see any choice.
I have added a 10-second delay to
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