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MCP -- were you ever able to resolve this?
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MCP -- were you ever able to resolve this?

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Yes, it is a matter of fact it did..<br />
However, as stated earlier.. I do not know how it done again.<br />
I lost the documentation..
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Yes, it is a matter of fact it did..
However, as stated earlier.. I do not know how it done again.
I lost the documentation..

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well. glad to hear you found your solution.<br />
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Cheers!
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well. glad to hear you found your solution.

Cheers!

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Installing and configuring an OS on a machine using RIS can be done using several methods. The method I want to use does not happen to be the Microsoft way. I want to get done that the machine name can be specified right after the username and password. However, when I verify if the name is used I have specified before, I find that that name is not used. Instead the naming convention specified by the RIS server is applied. There is a way to overrule the naming convention set by the RIS server, but I lost the documentation how it is done. The naming for servers can differ from the naming for workstations, these settings have to be changed on the RIS server. How do I overrule the settings specified by the RIS server? The changes have to be done mainly on the .osc and the .sif files.<br />
Who can assist here?
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Installing and configuring an OS on a machine using RIS can be done using several methods. The method I want to use does not happen to be the Microsoft way. I want to get done that the machine name can be specified right after the username and password. However, when I verify if the name is used I have specified before, I find that that name is not used. Instead the naming convention specified by the RIS server is applied. There is a way to overrule the naming convention set by the RIS server, but I lost the documentation how it is done. The naming for servers can differ from the naming for workstations, these settings have to be changed on the RIS server. How do I overrule the settings specified by the RIS server? The changes have to be done mainly on the .osc and the .sif files.
Who can assist here?

RIS, change machine name during pre-installation

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