with a custom user exit. not in cs.ini unless you can figure out how to do
it in vbscript all in one line

On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 8:12 AM, Marcum, John <[email protected]> wrote:

>  In customsettings.ini is it possible to use more than one condition to
> set OSDComputerName? Has anyone done something like this?
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> Here's what I am trying to accomplish.
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> 1. Default gateway?
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> 2. Physical or Virtual?
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> 3. If physical is laptop or is desktop?
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> 4. serial number if physical UUID if virtual
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> And I want to end up with a name like this;
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> *First 4 character:*
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> default gateway = 10.10.10.10 or 10.10.10.20 - first 4 letters of computer
> name are "BHM-"
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> *Next two characters:*
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> Virtual is YES - next two letters of computer name are "V-"
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> Laptop is Yes - - next two letters of computer name are "L-"
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> Desktop is Yes - - next two letters of computer name are "D-"
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> *Last characters of computer name:*
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> If physical then "serial number"
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> if virtual then VM#Right(replace("%UUID%"," ",""),8)#
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> *End result would be something like this:*
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> * *
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> BHM-D-12345678
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> JKS-L-12345678
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> NSV-V-12345678
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> *John Marcum*
> *Sr. Desktop Architect*
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> *Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP*
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