On Thu, 2006-05-18 at 14:14 +0100, Adam B wrote:
--snip--
> I am thinking about implementing your unattended solution.  However, I
> was wondering if it is at all possible to do this without using the
> guest account?
--snip--
> We have the guest account disabled in AD and would prefer not to use
> it.

You don't necessarily need to use the "guest" account. If you'd like to
create another account for that purpose you can, but keep in mind that
that account will have to have read access to the share where unattended
is installed.

To do this, you have three options. You can:

1) make your own copy of the boot disk with the username and password
set to something different
2) always select Y when asked "Override bootdisk defaults" and then fill
in the fields manually
3) pass the username and password to use as DHCP options. Set option 223
in DHCP to "z-drive-mapping"and give it a value in the following format:

"z_user=username z_pass=password z_path=//servername/sharename"

Note that the slashes in z_path ARE forward slashes "/". I'm not sure if
you actually have to specify each of those or if there are other options
you can add, but those work for me.

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