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Any ideas people? I have in the past just removed acces to libraries via reg key from on here. But as far as seeing in collapsed, not a clue?!!
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Hey All, Need some help with Windows Libraries and Favorites. I have taken on a new site that have current GPO's in place etc. Also use Quest for provisioning. I am having an issue with Favorites and Libraries in explorer sidebar being minimized / not showing. On previous networks i have setup i just use a reg key to nuke the libraries and be done with it. Only this case they want to use them!!! More specifically the favorites. I have added an entry for the favorites which shows up under favorites on my start menu. But its minimized in explorer. I have looked through GPMC and cannot find anything applied relating to the libraries and favorites. When logging in as me they are there and working. Any help would be great guys. Note - Its a 2k8r2 managed desktop environment. Cheers Buddy.
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Latest OSX, Dualboot Windows 7, ReImage with DeployStudio
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We are just going through this process. So far we have come to the stage where we have both images captured, OSX and W8. Have a workflow to deploy both successfully. However we are having BOOTMGR issues. To capture the windows image, boot into DS. Select the workflow Create a Master volume. Make sure the only tick box selected in try to shrink ntfs volumes size. (in DS Admin on your server). And then once captured create a workflow that partitions the drive, deploy the OSX and Image and then deploy then Windows one. Thats as far as we have gotten, plus we have REfit installed to make it easier for users. However this is where we are stuck. We have to repair windows with a CD in order for it to complete OOBE and get to the login screen. We even repaired it, recaptured it and still no luck. I hope this helps. Its pretty rewarding when you get there. -
There is the option in Pm for a global HTTP Proxy which works on both Ethernet and wifi.
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You can configure the proxy settings via a configuration profile under the profile manager role on the OSX Server. Easy peasy too.
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Hi All, Wondering if someone has come across this before or been asked by their school. One of the schools i look after want to be able to give students individual passwords and have them recorded in a spreadsheet or similar. Are there any software applications or scripts that can apply passwords from a spreadsheet to users in AD? Or will generate random passwords in english and apply to the users. EG 'whale12' I know it cannot be done with CSVDE and i already have a VBS to bulk change users passwords, but applies the same one for every user. Can anyone help?? Buddy
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Funny, someone actually mentioned about a CNAME in DNS to me this morning, that is the otehr obstackle, guess ill just be editing forever. Thanks though guys.
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The reason the server name is relevant is say a piece of software is packaged at school A. And that software has a central save location on the server, this would get set either during the MSI capturing process or in a system info file which is telling the application where to look for its centrally located saves date. Some software (older stuff in particular) doesnt come with an MSi hence the reason im packaging. Im not relating to flash or anything with a current MSI. Yeah, that is what im trying to avoid but i think i may just have to carry on with it. In an ideal world i would like the packaged software to know (if its even needed) where the look back. The only part of a UNC that differs is the server name, the rest of the UNC is generic as the software comes from a library of ours. E.G \\schoolA\Apps\Sherston Magic Grandad\Saves \\schoolB\Apps\Sherston Magic Grandad\Saves Which is why im thinking the only way to to get round this is to make server names across all schools the same.
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I have a policy i can zip up for you along with a few reg keys to remove libraries etc.
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Ok, Im not too sure if this is the correct area to have this thread so if there are MODS here, please move accordingly. Onto my question. I look after around 40 Infant, Junior and Primary schools in the local area, the systems that i have been putting in place has been made generic across all site which is good and allows for consistancy when other techs cover my schools at work. However one thing i havent really had time to sit down and trial is making packaged software generic. Currently im using packaged MSi's from say SchoolA but when i go to SchoolB who's server is named according to the school i have to either edit the packages where needed which TBH is only a small pain, or repackage the software. All software on my servers reside in the following path: \\servername\Apps\Software Title Is there a way when packaging that i can build a library of software where the server name isnt relevant and get away without having to edit them due to server names being different. For the majority of software its ok but when i comes to packages with central data paths (sherston) its inconvenient and time consuming. Ive been using WinInstall LE and have had a quick go on WISE which i think i will move over too eventually. All comments welcome guys. Cheers Buddy.
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A great book i used when i was in Cisco Academy was Todd Lammle CCNA book. Brilliant book. Lent it to someone and not seen it for a year!!!
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you shouldnt need to enter the routes into the switch no, not if they are all under the same top subnet. Also - Just read your map. I would plumb them back to the core. If say your, Cisco Catalyst 3560 goes down or link to the core fails. . Cisco SLM2048 and Netgear GS724TP will both lose on on connectivity. See where im coming from.
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Are these tests still running. I would like to see some results of Bluesocket? Thanks
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I spent about two weeks working out my sysprep and unattend xml files. Just so were on the same page. When you are deploying W7 you are using an unattend xml yes (sysprep.inf is for XP deployment)? If you like, i can post up an example for you to see. 'Il highlight the changes to be made for you'. Its a very basic xml but lets me select the image i want and walk away. Come back 25 minutes later its sat at the logon screen. I use an ext HDD and CD ghostboot to capture my master image before sysprepping! (Just my 2p) Let me know if you want it and il post up. Dont give up on, when its working its great!
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Its all good i done it. i copied the i386 folder into my sysprep folder on local C: of the image and now its worked.
