unattended.xml and the secret of Language
There are some articles on my blog about the Language settings in unattended File. in this Post I will talking about the hole understanding, I hope you can follow me if you open the ImageX-tool that is installed on your WAIK infrastructure you can easily create an unattend.xml file with click and dirty. But there [...]
In: OSD, sccm, Tasksequence, Win 7 Design · Tagged with: OS-Deployment, Task Sequence, unattended
Rename Local Administrator Account W7
In Win 7 you have a lot of options, so you can rename the local-Admin Account to make it difficult for root-kidis. Or you want to be secure in youre enviroment so you can use this examples; http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/7417-built-administrator-account-change-name.html or create a inf-File and use it with comandline RenSdtADM.inf: [Unicode] Unicode=yes [Version] signature=”$CHICAGO$” Revision=1 [System Access] [...]
In: sccm, scripts, Tasksequence, Win 7 Design · Tagged with: OS-Deployment, sccm, Task Sequence, W7 design
change drive letters f.e. CD-Rom win7
Use the helpfully tool diskpart so you can use with awnser-file or direct by command: open CMD with administrative rights “diskpart.exe” “select volume 0″ (this ist the CD-Rom volume, you can show it by “list volume”) “assigen letter=z” if you need more informations about diskpart type “help” or look at microsoft artikel one more can be [...]
In: client, sccm · Tagged with: diskpart, OS-Deployment, OSD, sccm
Troubleshooting Management Point
here is a good article to troubleshoot ManagementPiont Problems, also you have on youre client-agent no Actions on actions tab http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc180195.aspx
In: Errors, sccm · Tagged with: Logs, OS-Deployment, sccm
OSD Logs on WinPE Client
On all this points you can find any Log-Files from youre Advertised Tasksequence 1) WinPE -> X:\Windows\Temp\SMSTSLog 2) WinPE -> C:\_SMSTaskSequence\SMSTSLog 3) WinPE -> C:\Windows\System32\CCM\Logs 4) installed Windows -> %Windir%\System32\CCM\Logs\SMSTSLog (or in the %Windir%\SysWOW64\ccm\logs\Smstslog folder on x64 machines) or you can use in the Console, System CenterConfiguration Manager / Computer Management / Operating System Deployment [...]
In: pxe, Reporting · Tagged with: Logs, OS-Deployment, OSD, pxe, sccm
