Bypass Host Registration for 1.2.0

[KJ You]

is there a documentation on how to bypass host registration for multicast in production environment?

i found one for older versions.
[url]http://jbob.io/wiki/index.php/Bypass_Host_Registration[/url]

Thanks

[Wayne Workman]

Not sure if you can bypass registering…

But there is a way to make registering easier. You can modify the boot menu so that un-registered clients auto-register using quick-registration.

I’ve never done it myself, because I am [U]completely[/U] spoiled now with FOG renaming computers for me. It’s just easier for me to walk around a lab doing full registration and keying in the computer name.

[KJ You]

[quote=“Wayne Workman, post: 47330, member: 28155”]Not sure if you can bypass registering…

But there is a way to make registering easier. You can modify the boot menu so that un-registered clients auto-register using quick-registration.

I’ve never done it myself, because I am [U]completely[/U] spoiled now with FOG renaming computers for me. It’s just easier for me to walk around a lab doing full registration and keying in the computer name.[/quote]

ok, please give the detail on how and what to modify.
we are the touch terminal distributor and I absolutely need this function if possible like previous versions.
Thanks

[Wayne Workman]

I apologize, I just remembered something that would help you but I never use.

The Capone plugin allows you to image without registering. Please look into that.

[Junkhacker]

if you upgrade to a development version, the “quick image” option will allow the imaging of non-registered hosts

[Wayne Workman]

[quote=“Junkhacker, post: 47394, member: 21583”]if you upgrade to a development version, the “quick image” option will allow the imaging of non-registered hosts[/quote]

This is true. Capone is depreciated in the trunk versions and has been replaced with a better method, but I believe it works in 1.2.0