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Table 10. Network settings (continued) Setting Windows control file keyword Domain administrator DomainAdmin= Domain administrator password DomainAdminPassword= Description Sets the domain administrator for the computer. Sets the domain administrator password for the computer. Advanced settings are used to define one or more commands that can be run the first time a user logs on to his or her system. Command line interface The following executable supports a command line interface for the Base Software Administrator program and is supported under WinPE and the Windows environment: TBSADMIN.EXE [/DEPLOY [/SILENT] [/BOOTSP=YES|NO] [/MANIFEST=""] [/PERSONALIZATION=""]] The following table provides the switches for the Base Software Administrator program. Table 11. Switches Switch /DEPLOY /SILENT /BOOTSP Description Required to trigger a deploy. If /BOOTSP, /MAN or /PER is also specified, the deploy wizard is not displayed. Suppresses any message boxes for error or successful completion. (For return codes, the following table.) Takes an explicit Y or N value to indicate whether the service partition should be set active. For example, /BOOTSP=Y. A value of N allows the adminitrator to reset the C: partition active again, so recovery doesn't automatically occur on next reboot. The executable returns the following codes: Table 12. Return codes Return code 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Return message Success Unable to access service partition. Error copying manifest file into service partition Error copying personalization file into service partition Error deleting file from service partition Error writing AUTO.TAG file in service partition Error setting service partition active Backups The following sections provide customization information for Rescue and Recovery backups. Chapter 3. Configurations 17

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Table 10. Network settings (continued)
Setting
Windows control file keyword
Description
Domain administrator
DomainAdmin=
Sets the domain administrator for the
computer.
Domain administrator password
DomainAdminPassword=
Sets the domain administrator
password for the computer.
Advanced settings are used to define one or more commands that can be run the first time a user logs
on to his or her system.
Command line interface
The following executable supports a command line interface for the Base Software Administrator program
and is supported under WinPE and the Windows environment:
7%6$'0,1²(;( >±'(3/2< >±6,/(17@ >±%22763°<(6_12@
>±0$1,)(67°³¼SDWK!³@ >±3(5621$/,=$7,21°³¼SDWK!³@@
The following table provides the switches for the Base Software Administrator program.
Table 11. Switches
Switch
Description
/DEPLOY
Required to trigger a deploy. If /BOOTSP, /MAN or /PER
is also specified, the deploy wizard is not displayed.
/SILENT
Suppresses any message boxes for error or successful
completion. (For return codes, the following table.)
/BOOTSP
Takes an explicit Y or N value to indicate whether the
service partition should be set active. For example,
/BOOTSP=Y. A value of N allows the adminitrator to
reset the C: partition active again, so recovery doesn’t
automatically occur on next reboot.
The executable returns the following codes:
Table 12. Return codes
Return code
Return message
0
Success
1
Unable to access service partition.
2
Error copying manifest file into service partition
3
Error copying personalization file into service partition
4
Error deleting file from service partition
5
Error writing AUTO.TAG file in service partition
6
Error setting service partition active
Backups
The following sections provide customization information for Rescue and Recovery backups.
Chapter 3
.
Configurations
17