(little voice)
um.. we do it in SBSland.. but we insanely don't have another DC around
for it to conflict with...but yeah.. even for us SBSers....certain folks
like "~" suck air and get this horrified look on their face.
joe wrote:
Ummm. No. Do not do it. Someone is misguided. Do not image domain controllers.
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-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mark Parris
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2006 10:07 AM
To: ActiveDir.org
Subject: [ActiveDir] Image a DC?
Am I reading this correctly - HP is stating I should create an image of a DC
and then deploy this DC image to all new DC's ?
Or does something happen under the hood?
Page 16.
Mark
http://docs.hp.com/en/eclass-is-platform/eclass-is-platform.pdf
<http://docs.hp.com/en/eclass-is-platform/eclass-is-platform.pdf>
Double-click on Create Image and enter the path and file name to store the new disk image.
Since this image is of a Domain Controller, the image data should be stored in a secure
location. If the local file system does not suffice for this purpose, then select something
other than ".\images\<filename>."
Otherwise, type in a name and location such as ".\images\adimage.img." Click
Finish to save the task. (Figure 11).
Drag and drop this script to the server assigned as an Active Directory server
through the deployment console. This causes the Domain Controller to be imaged.
In order to keep a good backup of the Domain Controller, this process should be
repeated periodically so that the image available for redeployment
(should this be necessary) is as up-to-date as
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