Tcp/Ip Configuration Settings - Symantec ALTIRIS DEPLOYMENT SOLUTION 6.9 SP4 - V1.0 Manual

TCP/IP configuration settings

Altiris Deployment Solution™ from Symantec User's Guide
Field Description
Define Range Click to create a sequential range of computer names. The
Computer Name Range dialog appears. For new computers, set
a range of names for multiple new computers.
Fixed text. Enter the text portion of the name that you want
to associate with each computer. Example: MARKETING.
Range start. Enter a whole number to add to the fixed text.
Example: 1.
Append. Select this check box to add the range after the
fixed text in the computer name. If you clear this box, the
number is added as a prefix to the fixed text.
Result. View an example of the selected names that is
assigned to each computer. Example:
MARKETING1...MARKETING6.
Note
When setting name ranges, do not set names using multiple
Modify Configuration tasks and assigning the names by setting
conditions for task sets. If you set up two separate name ranges
to be assigned by separate conditions, the computer names
increment irrespective to the base name. See
configuration
page 151, and
Workgroup Select this option and enter the name of the workgroup to place
the managed computer.
Note
You can select either the Workgroup or the Domain option.
Domain Enter either the fully qualified domain name, the DNS domain
name, or the WINS domain name. You can enter the fully qualified
domain name (Example: mjones.yourcompany.com), and specify
the organizational unit (OU) using this format: OU/newOU/users.
The complete entry to place the computer in the users OU is the
following:
mjones.yourcompany.com/OU/newOU/users
internal.myServer.org/New Corporate Computer OU/
Mail Room/Express Mail Servers
Enter TCP/IP settings for one or more network adapters. Click Advanced
to setup IP Interfaces, Gateways, DNS, WINS, and Static Routes. For
computer groups, click Associate to assign a range of pre-defined IP
addresses.
on page 182, Setting conditions for task sets
Computer configuration properties
Modifying
on
on page 101.
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