I found this script for naming wimfiles during ztibackup but I cant get it to run. Get lots of errors, even after removing all the "'s. Can someone help me?
—script begin—
set env = CreateObject(“Microsoft.SMS.TSEnvironment”)
Set ProgressUI = CreateObject(“Microsoft.SMS.TsProgressUI”)
ProgressUI.CloseProgressDialog
BackupFile = InputBox(“Name of wim file”)
env(“BackupFile”) = BackupFile
—script end—
We are running SCCM 2007 R3 with MDT update 1. Deploying windows with drivers and applications works like a charm. But I'm struggling to understand usmt. I've followed a guide to enable windows 7 deployment with hardlink and everything works ok. But I want to take this further do this :
1. Advertise a ts and get usmt to store all data on a network share before formatting disk and install windows 7 back on the same pc.
2. Same as above but this time to restore data to a new pc.
What I cant figure out is where to configure usmt/ts to store the data. Do I do this in a xml file or what? Is there any other way to configure what to capture/backup than editing xml files? Is there a gui who makes this easier for a xml noob like me? Should I go for usmt in offline mode or a ts starting from inside a running os?
Im using SCCM 2007 R3 on a 2008 R2 server. I want to deploy a msi package to all computers in our domain and want to check deployment status with reporting. I have created a report like described here http://blog.coretech.dk/kea/creating-configuration-manager-2007-reports-part-ii-creating-the-first-reports/ using V_R_System and V_GS_Add_Remove_Programs but this reports only show those computers wich I have manually deployed the msi package. Those who has gotten the msi package pushed from sccm doesnt show up in the report. In both deployment cases I can see the font package in add/remove programs. Is there any other/better way to check if software is deployed so I can remove those computers from software deployment collection?
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