Setup Guide

13. Click Close to exit the wizard.

Dell Command | Configure Self-Contained-Executable

(SCE) File

Dell Command | Configure SCE file allows you to:

• customize configurations

• export a customized configuration to apply the same settings on a target client system

• export both supported and unsupported options

• customize your BIOS configuration

Importing Dell Command | Configure SCE Packages

To import Dell Command | Configure SCE packages:

1. Launch the Configuration Manager console.

2. Click Software Library.

3. Expand Overview → Application Management.

4. Right click Packages, then click Dell Command | Integration Suite → Import Dell Command |

Configure Package.

The Dell Command | Configure Package Import Wizard screen is displayed.

5. Click Browse and navigate to the location of the Dell Command | Configure SCE file.

NOTE: The Dell Command | Configure SCE file is generated by exporting customized settings

from the Dell Command | Configure. For more information, see Dell Command | Configure

User’s Guide on dell.com/support/manuals.

6. Select a distribution point from the list available under Select the distribution points to manage and

update to distribute the package automatically once it is created.

7. Click OK.

If a package already exists on the Configuration Manager, a message is displayed asking if you would

like to recreate or continue. If you select No, the process does not recreate the package, otherwise

the package is removed from Configuration Manager and a new package is created.

NOTE: If the following error message is displayed Invalid SCE file, then select a valid SCE

package in step 5.

After the process is complete, a new package is created.

NOTE: To see the details of the newly created package, browse to Packages → Dell Client

Packages on the Configuration Manager console. The newly created package is under Dell

Client Packages.

8. After the wizard completes, the Dell Command | Configure SCE Software Package is created under

Packages. Associate these packages with task sequence for pre-OS deployment or use them as

software package during post-OS configuration.