Another idea could be to associate 3 answer files to each different
image. In each RIS answer file, WINNT.SIF, you can put the particular
server to a specific OU and then install the apps. via GPO.
[Identification]
DomainAdmin=%AccountWithAbilityToAddWorkstationToDomain%
DomainAdminPassword=%DomainPassword%
JoinDomain=%ParticularDomain%
MachineOjectOU= "OU=%Whatever%, DC=%Whatever%, DC=%Whatever%,
DC=com"
James
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What more are you looking for? You might be able to do something with
cmdlines.txt in the $oem$ folder.
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It is not exactly what I was looking for but it is definitly close
enough.
Thanks,
Edwin
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From: "Crawford, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Thu, 24 Feb 2005 13:09:09 -0600
>If I understand you correctly, you'd like to add a script to your RIS
>image that runs after RIS, but takes input from the text mode setup of
>RIS.
>
>You should be able to add a field to one of the OSC files and use that
>variable in the GUIRunOnce (e.g. "C:\script.bat %newOSCVariable%")
>section of your .sif file. You'll also need an autologon for
>administrator so that it will run unattended. But, you can limit that
>to one logon.
>
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>Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 8:24 AM
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>Subject: [ActiveDir] POST RIS Install Questions
>
>I would like to use RIS. I have completed the configuration of my
*.osc
>files so that they gather information required and updated the answer
>file to read those values.
>
>My question is, if it is possible to write to disk values do not need
to
>be considered as part of the original installation.
>
>For example, I have 3 images:
>1. Win2K3 Web
>2. Win2K3 Standard
>3. Win2K3 Enterprise
>
>Each installation can be either a Shared Server, Managed Server or
>Unmanaged Server. I would like to write a text file or something
>similar so that I can then have another application read that text file
>and perform installations based on the value selected during the TEXT
>portion of the setup process.
>
>I am aware of ADS and I do not want to use ADS.
>
>Thank you for your replies.
>
>Edwin
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