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    • RE: Snapin Packs

      yes. zip up all the installers you wish to package together into a single zip file with a single batch install script (let’s call it install.cmd) that runs each executable with its relevant silent install options (these can typically be found at their websites).

      zip file contents:

      install.cmd
      7z-x64.exe
      firefox.exe
      firefox.ini
      ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe
      vlc3.exe
      

      install.cmd:

      7z-x64.exe /S /D="C:\Program Files\7-Zip"
      firefox.exe /INI=[FOG_SNAPIN_PATH]\firefox.ini
      ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe /silent /install
      vlc3.exe /S /L=1033
      

      note: you would need to create & include firefox.ini in the zip file along with the relevant firefox installer, as seen above

      when you create the snapin pack use:
      template: batch file
      snapin pack file: cmd.exe
      snapin pack arguments: /c “[FOG_SNAPIN_PATH]\install.cmd”

      posted in General
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      jeffsays

    Latest posts made by jeffsays

    • RE: Snapin Packs

      yes. zip up all the installers you wish to package together into a single zip file with a single batch install script (let’s call it install.cmd) that runs each executable with its relevant silent install options (these can typically be found at their websites).

      zip file contents:

      install.cmd
      7z-x64.exe
      firefox.exe
      firefox.ini
      ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe
      vlc3.exe
      

      install.cmd:

      7z-x64.exe /S /D="C:\Program Files\7-Zip"
      firefox.exe /INI=[FOG_SNAPIN_PATH]\firefox.ini
      ChromeStandaloneSetup64.exe /silent /install
      vlc3.exe /S /L=1033
      

      note: you would need to create & include firefox.ini in the zip file along with the relevant firefox installer, as seen above

      when you create the snapin pack use:
      template: batch file
      snapin pack file: cmd.exe
      snapin pack arguments: /c “[FOG_SNAPIN_PATH]\install.cmd”

      posted in General
      J
      jeffsays
    • Importing hosts - groups, primary user, othertag, othertag1, etc.

      Through this posting https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/10295/import-host-with-ad-informations/3 I was able to find a big list of header rows for importing hosts into fog (can this be added to the wiki article!? https://wiki.fogproject.org/wiki/index.php/Managing_FOG#Method_4:_Importing_Host_Information 😞

      MAC,name,description,ip,imageID,building,createdTime,deployed,createdBy,useAD,ADDomain,ADOU,ADUser,ADPass,ADPassLegacy,productKey,printerLevel,kernelArgs,kernel,kernelDevice,init,pending,pub_key,sec_tok,sec_time,pingstatus,biosexit,efiexit,enforce
      

      I assume that there’s no way to import hosts with other information included? i.e. primaryuser, othertag, othertag1, etc.
      As noted here https://forums.fogproject.org/topic/7740/the-magical-mystical-fog-post-download-script/4 these can be used in post image download scripting (mainly to modify Unattend.xml - assigning domain users to computer groups, create local users, etc. during the sysprep process automagically)

      Or if anyone else has any good insight how I can fill in these fields easily without editing each machine in fog individually, it would be greatly appreciated

      posted in General import importing hosts csv postdownload
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      jeffsays