HP Neoware e90 HP Device Manager 3.8 User Manual - Page 162

Preparing an XPe Client for Image Distribution

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Advanced Tasks 9 Click OK to apply the task to the device. When the HP Management Agent on the client receives the task, the client will display a warning message indicating that the device will reboot in 15 seconds. The client will shutdown then start-up in DOS mode and run the utility which copies the image file from the FTP Repository to its flash storage. Note that this may take some time. The progress of the task will be indicated in the Tasks pane of the Console. When the task has been completed successfully, the client will reboot with the new image and the Tasks pane will indicate the task has finished. Preparing an XPe Client for Image Distribution The ChangeSID utility allows you to modify the computer SID (Security ID) in the Microsoft NT/2000/XP operating system. Note: Only the local administrator is authorized to run this utility. SID information is kept in a registry file which is used for computer and user identification in a workgroup or domain environment. The ChangeSID utility creates a new random SID and replaces the old one. To use the ChangeSID utility, log on as a local administrator and run ChangeSID.exe from a command line: ChangeSID.exe where can include the following: -m Change the computer's name to NEO- plus the last 6 digits of its MAC address. -n Assign a new computer name. Note that if -m is specified, this option will be ignored. -sid Change the computer SID. -all Produces the same result as if you specified"-m -sid". 152 Images

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Advanced Tasks
152
Images
9
Click
OK
to apply the task to the device.
When the HP Management Agent on the client receives the task,
the client will display a warning message indicating that the
device will reboot in 15 seconds.
The client will shutdown then start-up in DOS mode and run the
utility which copies the image file from the FTP Repository to
its flash storage. Note that this may take some time.
The progress of the task will be indicated in the
Tasks
pane of
the Console.
When the task has been completed successfully, the client will
reboot with the new image and the
Tasks
pane will indicate the
task has finished.
Preparing an XPe
Client for Image
Distribution
The
ChangeSID
utility allows you to modify the computer SID
(Security ID) in the Microsoft NT/2000/XP operating system.
Note:
Only the local administrator is authorized to run this utility.
SID information is kept in a registry file which is used for computer
and user identification in a workgroup or domain environment. The
ChangeSID
utility creates a new random SID and replaces the old
one.
To use the
ChangeSID
utility, log on as a local administrator and
run
ChangeSID.exe
from a command line:
ChangeSID.exe
<options>
where
<options>
can include the following:
-m
Change the computer’s name to
NEO-
plus the last 6 digits of
its MAC address.
-n
<new computername>
Assign a new computer name. Note that if
-m
is specified, this
option will be ignored.
-sid
Change the computer SID.
-all
Produces the same result as if you specified”
-m -sid
”.