Symantec ALTIRIS DEPLOYMENT SOLUTION 6.9 SP4 - V1.0, Руководство пользователя

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Creating an Image Distribution Framework
and password on each server. This account should not possess group membership,
interactive login privileges, or any additional rights.
This account is specified when creating the boot configuration in Boot Disk Creator, and
the username and password must be the same for each share.
Step Two: Replicate Images
Before an image can be used, it must be replicated to the image store file share at each
location. There are a number of file replication solutions available, and most companies
already have a process in place for replicating data between remote sites.
Before attempting an imaging job, ensure the necessary image files have been
replicated to the local image store.
Step Three: Configure the Server Lookup Utility
To simplify the process of accessing images at remote locations, a tool called getsrv.exe
was developed to retrieve the IP address of each managed computer and compare it to
a lookup file to find the local image store.
Create a Configuration
Open getsrv.bat in a text editor. This batch file calls getsrv.exe to populate the server
name variable.
Getsrv.bat should look similar to the following:
copy F:\server.lst c:\tools\server.lst
C:\tools\getsrv.exe /s c:\tools\server.lst /v SERVERNAME > c:\tools\srvenv.bat
call C:\tools\srvenv.bat
This example copies the server lookup file, server.lst, from the Deployment Share to the
automation drive. Getsrv.exe is called with these parameters set correctly.
To use this example in your environment, place your server lookup file in a tools folder
on your deployment share and name it server.lst. If you are using PXE, change the drive
references from C: to A:, since PXE uses a virtual boot floppy represented by A:.
This modified file is added to your boot configuration in a later section.
Create a Server Lookup File
Each server in the lookup file consists of two entries: the IP address/subnet entry and
the corresponding server name.
The IP address and subnet are separated by a slash ( / ), and the corresponding server
name is separated by a comma (,).
For example:
172.16.0.0/255.255.0.0,SERVER1
192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0, SERVER 2
192.168.2.0/255.255.255.0, SERVER 3
Create entries in this file for each IP segment to which you might deploy images.