6.2
Table Of Contents
- IaaS Configuration for Physical Machines
- Contents
- IaaS Configuration for Physical Platforms
- Configuring IaaS
- Optional Configurations
- Preparing for Provisioning
- Enabling Visual Basic Scripts in Provisioning
- Choosing a Provisioning Scenario
- Preparing for PXE Provisioning
- Preparing for Linux Kickstart Provisioning
- Preparing for SCCM Provisioning
- Preparing for WIM Provisioning
- Creating Blueprints
- Configuring Advanced Blueprint Settings
- Managing Infrastructure
- Monitoring Workflows and Viewing Logs
Table 4‑6. Required Custom Properties for SCCM Blueprints (Continued)
Custom Property Description
Image.ISO.UserName
Specifies the user name to access the CIFS share in the format
username@domain. For Dell iDRAC integrations where the
image is located on a CIFS share that requires authentication to
access.
Image.ISO.Password
Specifies the password associated with the
Image.ISO.UserName property. For Dell iDRAC integrations
where the image is located on a CIFS share that requires
authentication to access.
SCCM.Collection.Name
Specifies the name of the SCCM collection that contains the
operating system deployment task sequence.
SCCM.Server.Name
Specifies the fully qualified domain name of the SCCM server on
which the collection resides, for example lab-sccm.lab.local.
SCCM.Server.SiteCode
Specifies the site code of the SCCM server.
SCCM.Server.UserName
Specifies a user name with administrator-level access to the
SCCM server.
SCCM.Server.Password
Specifies the password associated with the
SCCM.Server.UserName property.
Certain custom properties are used most often with SCCM blueprints.
Table 4‑7. Common Custom Properties for SCCM Blueprints
Custom Property Description
SCCM.CustomVariable.Name Specifies 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. prefix from your custom variable.
SCCM.RemoveCustomVariablePrefix
Set to true to remove the prefix SCCM.CustomVariable. from
SCCM custom variables you created by using the custom
property SCCM.CustomVariable.Name.
Configure Blueprint Actions
Use blueprint actions and entitlements together to maintain detailed control over provisioned machines.
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