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    • RE: Feedback: Snap-in system

      Hi Guys,

      What I do for snap-ins is create a sub-folder on a read-only file share - and put the binaries and cmd script in that folder, then I upload the cmd script to the fog server for snap-in deployment - that way I don’t have much for extra files on my fog server and leverage the file server we already have…

      This way we can deploy to XP or Windows 7 and I don’t need to be concerned about maintaining more than many one snap-in for multiple OS’s… I’ve attached an script example to this post…

      Also I edit the PHP/SQL code a little bit so that when we’re adding snap-in’s to a host - it won’t show existing host snap-ins in the list of all snap-ins… in other words if a host has 30 snap-ins assigned to it - when we select a new snap-in to add to the host - those 30 are not present in the candidate list.

      Maybe this has already changed in the new version(s) of Fog… I haven’t looked yet…

      Finally, we’ve have some applications that deploy via group policy (office 2010) as an example, so when Fog images a host, it adds the host to our domain and adds the computer object to the OU containing the policy that deploys some of our apps… this is a further benefit of Fog because every time a computer is re-imaged those apps are automagically deployed.

      Thanks for this awesome project!!!

      [url=“/_imported_xf_attachments/0/228_example.cmd.txt?:”]example.cmd.txt[/url]

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