hello
i wonder if there's anybody with the same problem...
while i am trying to start with the dos cd, i get this looping error message:
GUEST was logged off successfully
The command completed succesfully
Mapping Z: to \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\install\...
The syntax is incorrect.
For help, type NET USE
Max Lovius [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
append initrd=initrd root=0:0 init=/linuxrc z_user=username/domain
z_pass=password z_path=\\server\install
For the linux boot (smbmount) to connect to a windows 2003 share this
seems ok z_user=username/domain or user/workgroup in the smb doc.
Wait,
Pat wrote Can you do me a favor? Try setting z_user=DOMAIN\username
and let me know what happens?
Yes it is fine...
Well I did read some where that it is better to only have one way to do
things...
Now I start to think the same way...
My only question is, How does samba know what is the domain
Roberto Caranci [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
while i am trying to start with the dos cd, i get this looping error message:
GUEST was logged off successfully
The command completed succesfully
Mapping Z: to \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\install\...
The net use command from MSCLIENT (the DOS network stack)
I primarily use the Unattending infrastructure to rebuild lab machines.
These machines have a variety of network cards, which come up in varying
orders. They all have 1 mgmt interface, and 1 test interface.
I'd like to be able to rename the network connections in Windows
according to their
Max Lovius [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well I did read some where that it is better to only have one way to do
things...
Now I start to think the same way...
:-)
My only question is, How does samba know what is the domain and what
is the username, or does it try both? What would happen if
Title: Message
I have situations
where I have machines with the OS already installed, but want to use unattended
to install applications. What are the steps involved in getting a machine
to the point where I can use todo.pl to install applications and
updates?
I apologize if I
have missed
Patrick J. LoPresti wrote:
Jordan Share [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone know a way to determine which adapter has link?
If these machines are running Windows XP, you can use the
NetConnectionStatus property of the Win32_NetworkAdapter WMI class:
I have situations where I have machines with the OS already installed, but want to
use unattended
to install applications. What are the steps involved in getting a machine to the
point where I
can use todo.pl to install applications and updates?
I could find no step-by-step instructions
