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To install an automation partition
1. Right-click a computer and click Advanced > Install Automation Partition .
2. From the drop-down list, select the pre-boot operating system environment you
want to install.
3. Click OK .
The Automation Agent you selected installs as an embedded partition on the client
computer’s hard disk. After the installation completes, the client computer reboots
automatically. You can now run automation-specific deployment tasks on this
computer.
Change agent settings
This feature lets you modify most of the agent settings for a selected computer or
computer group. You can set properties for the Production Agent (Deployment Agent),
or for an Automation Agent.
To change agent settings
1. From the Computers pane, right-click a computer and select Change Agent
Settings .
2. Select either Production Agent or Automation Agent .
3. Edit the properties settings.
4. Click OK .
Deploying and managing servers
Deployment Solution provides additional features to remotely install, deploy and
manage network and Web servers. From the Deployment Server Console, you can
configure new server hardware, install operating systems and applications, and manage
servers throughout their life cycle. And because servers are mission-critical, you can set
up a system to quickly deploy new servers or automatically re-deploy servers that have
failed. Features like rules-based deployment, support for remote management cards,
and quick server restoration from a deployment history give you new tools to manage all
servers throughout your organization.
Manage Servers from the Console . The Deployment Server Console includes features
specifically designed for deploying and managing servers, such as enhanced task
logging and history tracking features to let you recall administrative actions and quickly
redeploy mission-critical servers.
Servers are identified in the Computer pane with distinctive server icons.
Like all managed computer icons, the icons change to identify the status
and state of the computer, such as user logged on or Server Waiting.
Note
Servers are recognized by their operating system (such as Windows or
Linux), multiple processors, and specific vendor server models.