Dag Nummedal wrote:
After OS and software is installed by Unattended, something is added to a registry, that runs a script as an Administrator (a srcipt run from \\server\location\update.bat) of that machine each time it is booted; in this script there is a definition what software should be installed where.
Is my thinking correct?
More or less. Since these machines were installed using unattended, all that is needed is to get unattended going again. The things that are needed are:
1. C:\netinst\todo.txt will contain the commands to be run by the todo command. The contents should be something like:
z:\scripts\newscript.bat autolog.pl --logon=0 del c:\netinst\tempcred.bat /F .reboot
2. C:\netinst\tempcred.bat contains the username/password combo for connecting to the server. This file was deleted at the end ot the installation.
@SET Z_USER="username" @SET Z_PASS="password"
3. Edit the registry to makt the machine autologon as administrator
4. Edit the registry to make sure the machine will run todo.pl at next logon.
5. Boot the machine.
OK, more or less I begin to catch.
Any chance such script distinguishes machines, on which it is executed (for machines pc001-pc010 one set of instructions, and pc011-pc020 a different set)?
Tomek
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