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| | setting NIC display name with autounattend.xml Hi there, in earlier version of unattend it was easy to set the NIC setting. Now with WSIM, how can I set an NIC display name, to rename it from "Local Area Network" to e.g. "Heartbeat". Also how do I identify a NIC in autounattend.xml? I know that I can use the mac address. But I don't want to use mac addresses in the autounattend.xml file. any idea to both of these questions? thanks, Gunno |
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| | Re: setting NIC display name with autounattend.xml "Gunno" <Gunno@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:492B33F4-C474-497E-9BF4-A04FE9BCF76D@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi there, > > in earlier version of unattend it was easy to set the NIC setting. > Now with > WSIM, how can I set an NIC display name, to rename it from "Local > Area > Network" to e.g. "Heartbeat". > > Also how do I identify a NIC in autounattend.xml? I know that I can > use the > mac address. But I don't want to use mac addresses in the > autounattend.xml > file. > > any idea to both of these questions? > Interface section of the Microsoft-Windows-TCPIP component might be what you are after. I think you'll want to set it in the Specialize phase. See http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...30(WS.10).aspx for more details. For identifying the NIC, if you mean specifying which of multiple NICs, I don't know, but see the note on http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...05(WS.10).aspx, maybe that will help. -- Zaphod "The best Bang since the Big One" - Eccentrica Gallumbits |
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| | Re: setting NIC display name with autounattend.xml Hi, I have seen this, but it does not give an hint on who to rename a network connection. I guess that's not working. At least I can addresse the interface when I specify "Local Area Connection", "Local Area Connection 2" and so forth. I really hate the given MS example. it's useless and it's not working either. but thanks any way. Gunno "Zaphod Beeblebrox" wrote: Quote: > > "Gunno" <Gunno@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:492B33F4-C474-497E-9BF4-A04FE9BCF76D@xxxxxx Quote: > > Hi there, > > > > in earlier version of unattend it was easy to set the NIC setting. > > Now with > > WSIM, how can I set an NIC display name, to rename it from "Local > > Area > > Network" to e.g. "Heartbeat". > > > > Also how do I identify a NIC in autounattend.xml? I know that I can > > use the > > mac address. But I don't want to use mac addresses in the > > autounattend.xml > > file. > > > > any idea to both of these questions? > > > For setting the display name of the interface, it looks like the > Interface section of the Microsoft-Windows-TCPIP component might be > what you are after. I think you'll want to set it in the Specialize > phase. See > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...30(WS.10).aspx for > more details. > > For identifying the NIC, if you mean specifying which of multiple > NICs, I don't know, but see the note on > http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...05(WS.10).aspx, maybe > that will help. > > -- > Zaphod > > "The best Bang since the Big One" - Eccentrica Gallumbits > > > |
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| | Re: setting NIC display name with autounattend.xml "Gunno" <Gunno@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:5B4CC5B5-17FD-4AEF-BD65-1893224C251C@xxxxxx Quote: > > "Zaphod Beeblebrox" wrote: Quote: >> >> "Gunno" <Gunno@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:492B33F4-C474-497E-9BF4-A04FE9BCF76D@xxxxxx Quote: >> > Hi there, >> > >> > in earlier version of unattend it was easy to set the NIC >> > setting. >> > Now with >> > WSIM, how can I set an NIC display name, to rename it from "Local >> > Area >> > Network" to e.g. "Heartbeat". >> > >> > Also how do I identify a NIC in autounattend.xml? I know that I >> > can >> > use the >> > mac address. But I don't want to use mac addresses in the >> > autounattend.xml >> > file. >> > >> > any idea to both of these questions? >> > >> For setting the display name of the interface, it looks like the >> Interface section of the Microsoft-Windows-TCPIP component might be >> what you are after. I think you'll want to set it in the >> Specialize >> phase. See >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...30(WS.10).aspx for >> more details. >> >> For identifying the NIC, if you mean specifying which of multiple >> NICs, I don't know, but see the note on >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...05(WS.10).aspx, >> maybe >> that will help. >> > > I have seen this, but it does not give an hint on who to rename a > network > connection. I guess that's not working. > > At least I can addresse the interface when I specify "Local Area > Connection", "Local Area Connection 2" and so forth. > > I really hate the given MS example. it's useless and it's not > working either. > > but thanks any way. in sysprep. Have you tried asking in the Technet forums? The people over at http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...yment/threads/ might be able to help. -- Zaphod Arthur Dent, speaking to Trillian about Zaphod: "So, two heads is what does it for a girl?" "...Anything else he's got two of?" |
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| | Re: setting NIC display name with autounattend.xml I found following article http://blogs.technet.com/rdepagne/default.aspx that describes the issues and also shows how to fix the problem. I just did a test installation and it worked... :-) "Zaphod Beeblebrox" wrote: Quote: > > "Gunno" <Gunno@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:5B4CC5B5-17FD-4AEF-BD65-1893224C251C@xxxxxx Quote: > > > > "Zaphod Beeblebrox" wrote: Quote: > >> > >> "Gunno" <Gunno@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >> news:492B33F4-C474-497E-9BF4-A04FE9BCF76D@xxxxxx > >> > Hi there, > >> > > >> > in earlier version of unattend it was easy to set the NIC > >> > setting. > >> > Now with > >> > WSIM, how can I set an NIC display name, to rename it from "Local > >> > Area > >> > Network" to e.g. "Heartbeat". > >> > > >> > Also how do I identify a NIC in autounattend.xml? I know that I > >> > can > >> > use the > >> > mac address. But I don't want to use mac addresses in the > >> > autounattend.xml > >> > file. > >> > > >> > any idea to both of these questions? > >> > > >> > >> For setting the display name of the interface, it looks like the > >> Interface section of the Microsoft-Windows-TCPIP component might be > >> what you are after. I think you'll want to set it in the > >> Specialize > >> phase. See > >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...30(WS.10).aspx for > >> more details. > >> > >> For identifying the NIC, if you mean specifying which of multiple > >> NICs, I don't know, but see the note on > >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...05(WS.10).aspx, > >> maybe > >> that will help. > >> > > > > I have seen this, but it does not give an hint on who to rename a > > network > > connection. I guess that's not working. > > > > At least I can addresse the interface when I specify "Local Area > > Connection", "Local Area Connection 2" and so forth. > > > > I really hate the given MS example. it's useless and it's not > > working either. > > > > but thanks any way. > Sorry I wasn't more help, I've never had to try to do either of those > in sysprep. Have you tried asking in the Technet forums? The people > over at > http://social.technet.microsoft.com/...yment/threads/ > might be able to help. > > -- > Zaphod > > Arthur Dent, speaking to Trillian about Zaphod: > "So, two heads is what does it for a girl?" > "...Anything else he's got two of?" > > > |
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