If you are using HP Insight control 6.3/7 to deploy server via the Deployment console (Symantec Altiris) and deploying a windows 2008 R2 sysprep image with a image you have already capture. Once the job has completed it has not deployed any of the information from the sysprep xml file.The main thing you will notice is that the server has keep the server name of the original server which was imaged and the computer object in Deployment console will change from the name you have chose to name of the original imaged server.Also you will get prompted to set the password for the Administrator.
There seem to be a bug in Version 6.9 SP5 MR1. The standard sysprep image job does not copy the sysprep.xml to the correct locations. The Job renames the sysprep.xml to a unattend.xml file and places it in %WINDIR%\System32\Sysprep directory. The problem is that when the sysprep job get to stage where it looks for the answer file for the windows setup, it looks for the unattend.xml file in the %WINDIR%\Panther directory.
When you run a capture image job to be use with a sysprep job. The system which is to be imaged is put in a sysprep mode so that it is ready to be imaged and then can deployed using sysprep. Before it is imaged the job inject a system built unattend.xml in %WINDIR%\Panther director. So once the system has been imaged and has been rebooted it can turn the machine back to it pre sysprep state. The one thing it can’t do it guess the password and that why you are required to change the password for the administrator account.
To Fix this you first need to add a task and to the job after the system has deployed imaged so that it copy the file to the right location.
1)Using a Image explorer tool to browse the system iamge file to delete the unattend.xml file in the follow location:
%WINDIR%\Panther
%WINDIR%\System32\Sysprep
2)Create a batch file in C:\Program Files\HP\RDP\Deployment Server called copyunattend.bat. Enter the following information assuming you c:\ drive is you system drive.
I have been trying to get a Cisco 7940 a friend has given to me to using with Freepbx. I am using PBX in a Flash.I have managed to get the softphones working with freepbx but had no luck with the 7940.
This is my first blog post to show i got it working!
Most cisco phone which have been working with cisco call manager or call manager express. Will be setup to use skinny protocol and not SIP. A quick google search will show you can achieve this viaa TFTP server.
Once you have done this you will need the following to get the 7940 to auto regster with the freepbx.
DHCP Server
TFTP Server
Cisco Phone Firmware Files
Phone Config Files
1) Start of by creating the Extenison in the freepbx and assigning a strong password. With upper and lower case, a number and special characters like !
My settings are
ext 299:
Display name:office
SIP Password:Extpass203!
2)Setup a TFTP server, I have one running on my windows box which also run DHCP. I am running tftpd32 as you can view the log files to view which files the 7940 is requesting.
3)Setup a DHCP to give your phone a IP address automatically add “Option 66” Boot Server Host Name as give it the IP Address of the TFTP server. This tell the phone where to pick in config and firmware files up form.
4)You will need to cisco firmware files and example phone config files. You will need a smart net contract to find these.
5)You will need to place all the files in the TFTP server the following are the most import one:
The four firmware files (P0S3-8-12-00.loads,P0S3-8-12-00.sb2,P003-8-12-00.bin,P003-8-12-00.bin)
OS79XX.TXT ( This is the first file phone access to see if there is any firmware updates)(This should contain the firmware file name in my case:P0S3-8-12-00)
SIPdefault.cnf
SIP00B0D086BBF7.cnf (This is the config file what the Phone Picks up to automatic auto register with freepbx, You will need to change the file name to mac adress of the phone)
6)Edit the SIP00B0D086BBF7.cnf file so that it reflects the following settings: