Import An Answer File; Answer File Setup; Add A New Section - Symantec DEPLOYMENT SOLUTION 6.9 SP4 Manual

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Select a DOS disk image. Click this option to distribute a DOS image from the
Deployment Share. The Deployment Server system includes a DR DOS image file that is
selected by default. You can create your own MS DOS image from your Windows CD and
build a job.
Advanced. Select advanced options to set the size of the partitions, or to remove
hidden partitions and add command-line options.
See
Create disk image advanced
page 166.
Continue without distributing DOS image. Click this option to not install a DOS
image from Deployment Server. Skip this step if you are installing DOS using custom
procedures for your environment.
See also
Scripted install for Windows

Import an answer file

Reference a previously created answer file for a Windows scripted install. You can also
view a summary of the operating system source configuration.
Import existing unattend.txt. Select to import a previously created answer file to the
Deployment Database. The values for the answer file are imported from the delimited
text file and appear in the Answer File Setup dialog.
Path of the unattend.txt. Enter a path and select an answer file with any name. The
answer file is imported to the database, edited in the console (if required), and
distributed as an unattend.txt file to the client computer.
See also
Scripted install for Windows

Answer file setup

Use the tabs in this dialog to enter values to create an answer file for a scripted install.
These values are stored in the Deployment Database. An answer file is generated from
the database (unattend.txt) and distributed to each managed computer when the job
runs.
In the Answer File Setup dialog, select a value (a row) in the table. A list appears in
the Values column to change values for each entry. You can add new variables to each
section by selecting the bottom row named Add new Variable. To add a new section to
the answer file, click the right arrow until the Add new Section tab appears (the last
tab on the right).
The required answer file values are selected automatically in the dialog with a gray
check mark (you cannot clear these variables). Optional but selected values have a
green check mark. Other optional values are cleared. Select these optional values if you
want to add them to the answer file when it is generated.
The various tabs in the Answer File Setup dialog correspond to the general answer file
sections. See the Microsoft Windows Unattended Setup Guide for specific values for an
unattended setup file.
See also
Scripted install for Windows

Add a new section

Use this dialog to add new variable sections to the answer file.
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Distribute disk image-resizing
on page 169.
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