Creating a Uniqueness Database File You create a Uniqueness Database File (UDF) to replace values or provide
additional values or sections in an answer file. Creating a UDF enables you to
use one answer file for multiple client computers that require different setup
configurations. Otherwise, you would need to create a separate answer file for
each client computer.
UDFs contain two sections. The first section specifies which sections of data
will be replaced in or merged with the answer file. The second section provides
the actual information to be replaced or merged.
The sections in a UDF are specified in a text file similar to the way that they
appear in an answer file. This UDF text file is indexed through strings called unique IDs . You must assign a unique ID to each computer that is part of the
automated setup. However, more than one computer, such as all of the
computers in a specific location, can use the same unique ID. The replacement
sections are mapped to the unique IDs, and are then replaced in the answer file
during the start of GUI-mode Setup.
The Setup Manager Wizard creates UDF if multiple computer names are
entered on the Computer Names page. The UDF that is automatically created
contains only the unique IDs and the computer names that were entered into the
Setup Manager Wizard when the answer file was created.
If a more detailed or customized UDF is required, double-click the Unattend.udb file and use a text editor, such as Notepad, to edit the UDF.
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