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Figure 3-1 Destination folder for Windows installation files boot data_files os unattended_files 2008-server-r2 2008-server-sp2 windows 2008-server-r2 2008-server-sp2 scripts software utilities After the specific Windows folder exists, copy the contents of the Windows installation CD to the respective folder under os\windows. Uploading the Integrity Support Pack 7.0 The Integrity Support Pack (ISP) provides a set of tools and device drivers for Integrity servers that can be automatically installed after Windows installation. Figure 3-2 shows the destination folder of ISP installation files. Figure 3-2 Destination folder for ISP installation files boot data_files os scripts software windows ISP 2008-server-r2 2008-server-sp2 SmartUpdate utilities Copy all files from contents\supportpack\isp folder on the ISP installation CD to the windows\ISP\2008-server-sp2 SSTK folder, the windows\ISP\2008-server-r2 SSTK folder, or both. For more information, see the ISP documentation. deploy action 27

Section	Page
SmartSetup Scripting Toolkit Administrator's Guide	1
Table of Contents	3
1 Overview	9
Minimum requirements	9
SSTK environment	9
SSTK boot image	10
SSTK repository	10
The deployment process	10
Extracting the SSTK package	11
2 Creating an SSTK boot image	15
Editing the SSTKStart.cmd file	15
Installing OEM drivers in the boot image	16
Creating the boot image	16
Setting up the boot mechanism	17
Creating a bootable CD/DVD or virtual media	17
Creating a Bootable USB flash device	19
Setting up a network boot environment	19
Windows Deployment Services	20
3 Configuring an SSTK action	23
commandprompt action	23
readhwconf action	23
Configuring conrep	24
applyhwconf action	24
sethbabootdevice action	24
applysasconf action	25
Choosing the installation disk	25
deploy action	26
Uploading the Windows installation files	26
Uploading the Integrity Support Pack 7.0	27
Uploading the Smart Update Pack	28
Preparing for Windows Server 2008 SP2 or R2 deployment	28
Uploading OEM device drivers	28
Modifying the answer file	28
Editing the SSTKConfig.cmd file	30
Editing the default_layout_2008.txt file	30
Replicating a server configuration	30
4 Booting the server	33
Boot instructions	33
Booting from the CD/DVD	33
Boot from the USB flash device	33
Booting from the network	33
SSTK log file	34
Log file format	34
Monitoring the Deployment	34
5 Advanced topics	37
Customizing the SSTK boot image	37
Enabling a boot device on a SAN	37
Increasing security in SSTK	38
Encrypting the repository password	38
Setting permissions for repository access	39
Checking the CLM mode	39
Enabling Max Payload Size	40
6 Utilities reference	41
conrep	42
Synopsis	42
Description	42
Options	42
Examples	43
Return codes	43
hpacuscripting	45
Synopsis	45
Description	45
Options	45
Sample Script File	45
Error reporting	46
hpchkclm	51
Synopsis	51
Description	51
Options	51
Example	51
hpshowdisk	52
Synopsis	52
Description	52
Options	52
Examples	52
Return Codes	53
hwdiscovery	54
Synopsis	54
Description	54
Options	54
Example	54
Error Codes	55
hwquery	56
Synopsis	56
Description	56
Options	56
Examples	56
ifhw	57
Synopsis	57
Description	57
Options	57
Examples	57
Return Codes	58
sethbaini	59
Synopsis	59
Description	59
Options	59
Example	59
Return Codes	59
sstkencrypt	60
Synopsis	60
Description	60
Example	60
sstkmount	61
Synopsis	61
Description	61
Parameters	61
Example	61
7 Support and other resources	63
Contacting HP	63
Documentation feedback	63
Typographic conventions	63