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Table Of Contents
- Custom Properties Reference
- Contents
- Custom Properties Reference
- Updated Information
- Using Custom Properties
- Custom Properties Grouped by Function
- Custom Properties for Blueprints and Deployments
- Custom Properties for Naming and Analyzing Deployments
- Custom Properties for Openstack Endpoints
- Custom Properties for Clone Blueprints
- Custom Properties for Linked Clone Blueprints
- Custom Properties for FlexClone Blueprints
- Custom Properties for Basic Workflow Blueprints
- Custom Properties for Linux Kickstart Blueprints
- Custom Properties for SCCM Blueprints
- Custom Properties for WIM Blueprints
- Custom Properties for vCloud Air and vCloud Director Blueprints
- Custom Properties for Networking
- Custom Properties for PXE Provisioning
- Custom Properties for vRealize Automation Guest Agent
- Custom Properties for BMC BladeLogic Configuration Manager Integration
- Custom Properties for HP Server Automation Integration
- Custom Properties Grouped by Name
- Custom Properties Underscore (_) Table
- Custom Properties A Table
- Custom Properties B Table
- Custom Properties C Table
- Custom Properties E Table
- Custom Properties H Table
- Custom Properties I Table
- Custom Properties L Table
- Custom Properties M Table
- Custom Properties O Table
- Custom Properties P Table
- Custom Properties R Table
- Custom Properties S Table
- Custom Properties V Table
- Custom Properties X Table
- Using the Property Dictionary
- Using Property Definitions
- Using Property Groups
- Index
Custom Properties for PXE Provisioning
PXE is the only provisioning method supported for Cisco UCS Manager. You can use the network bootstrap
program with vRealize Automation custom properties to initiate WIM, SCCM, or Linux Kickstart
provisioning. You can also use custom properties to call your own PowerShell scripts. Linux Kickstart
provisioning does not require custom properties.
Custom Properties for Provisioning With PowerShell Scripts
You can use these properties for calling PowerShell scripts.
Table 2‑19. Custom Properties for Calling PowerShell Scripts
Custom Property Description
Pxe.Setup.ScriptName
Species a custom EPI PowerShell script to run on the
machine before it is started by using the PXE network boot
program. The value is the name assigned to the script when
it is uploaded to the model manager, for example
setup.ps1.
Pxe.Clean.ScriptName
Species the name of an EPI PowerShell script installed in
the vRealize Automation Model Manager, to run on the
machine after it is provisioned. The value is the name
assigned to the script when it is uploaded to the Model
Manager, for example clean.ps1.
Custom Properties For PXE and SCCM Provisioning
You can use these properties for PXE and SCCM provisioning.
Table 2‑20. Custom Properties for PXE and SCCM Provisioning
Custom Property Description
SCCM.Collection.Name
Species the name of the SCCM collection that contains the
operating system deployment task sequence.
SCCM.Server.Name
Species the fully qualied domain name of the SCCM
server on which the collection resides, for example lab-
sccm.lab.local.
SCCM.Server.SiteCode
Species the site code of the SCCM server.
SCCM.Server.UserName
Species a user name with administrator-level access to the
SCCM server.
SCCM.Server.Password
Species the password associated with the
SCCM.Server.UserName property.
SCCM.CustomVariable.
Species the value of a custom variable, where Name is the
name of any custom variable to be made available to the
SCCM task sequence after the provisioned machine is
registered with the SCCM collection. The value is
determined by your choice of custom variable. If your
integration requires it, you can use
SCCM.RemoveCustomVariablePrefix to remove the
SCCM.CustomVariable. prex from your custom variable.
Custom Properties For PXE and WIM Provisioning
You can use these properties for PXE and WIM provisioning.
Custom Properties Reference
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