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Ok, correct me if I'm wrong but this
is the basic order of events. 1) Boot from Linux CD 2) Log in as domain admin (this works) 3) Map install share 4) Install windows 5) Reboot 6) Auto logon as local administrator 7) Install Perl 8) Reboot 9) Install everything else. I'm going crazy. I can't for
the life of me find where "autolog.pl --logon=1" happens at all the
first time. I figure if I can find that I can accomplish what I'm
wanting. I basically want to change #6 above to use
my domain account rather than the local admin account so that I can lock down
the install share with NTFS permissions (oh, btw, this is on Windows). Any ideas? From: Ty Moffett
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] During the windows setup it
logs in using the credentials setup on the Linux CD. But after windows
has completed and applications are being installed Unattended logs into windows
as the local administrator. In order for the local administrator to have
access to the programs that need installing I have to give everyone read access
to the folder. I'd like to login as a
domain admin, so that I can use NTFS permissions on the Install folder so that
only I have rights to it. I read your link about the
autolog.pl file. Do you know where that gets called from the first
time? Maybe I can just change it there. |
- RE: [Unattended] Unattended Install -> Domain Administrator ... Ty Moffett
- RE: [Unattended] Unattended Install -> Domain Administr... Ty Moffett
