O/S Deployment Thread, WDS + HP's BIOS Replicate Settings Tool = Duplicate UUID in WDS in Technical; Take 5 HP 8200 series desktops. Set one up correctly in BIOS, save config to USB stick. Load config on ...
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13th February 2012, 02:53 PM #1 WDS + HP's BIOS Replicate Settings Tool = Duplicate UUID in WDS
- Take 5 HP 8200 series desktops.
- Set one up correctly in BIOS, save config to USB stick.
- Load config on other 4.
- Netboot them all, so they're waiting for approval in WDS
- Name + Approve the first one.
- Watch as all 5 machines pxe boot successfully, despite just naming and approving the first one.
- Notice in WDS console that machines 2-5 have the same UUID
- Open BIOS on a couple of them, look in Security > System IDs
- Notice UUID (which should be read-only and not changeable) has been copied from first machine to the rest).
Swear at HP.
Last edited by pete; 13th February 2012 at 03:05 PM.
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13th February 2012, 03:20 PM #2 Original UUID
UUID-Original.jpg
UUID after replicating settings
UUID-AfterRestore.jpg
Second machine with same UUID
UUID-secondmachine.jpg
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13th February 2012, 04:00 PM #3 And the fix (for the 8200 series at least) is to press CTRL-A once in the BIOS to enable editing of things that don't look editable.
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