Brad Lackey - US-SW Desktop Product Lead wrote:
They key is to tell server A that it is part of a FOG when installing
on server A. Even if there is no other servers yet. I make it a habit
to ALWAYS tell SRSS it's in a fog and give it a group sig.
That way, it's really easy to create a FOG at a later date.
Even with out giving yes to FOG, one can always use 'utgroupsig'
to have same signature on the servers in the FOG and configure
FOG at later point of time with out reconfiguring the initial server .
Basically FOG can be configured at later point of time even though
initially
we choose "NO" to FOG.
Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji
Note:These are my personal opinions,nothing to do with my employer
You can even change the group sig. later easily if you didn't get it
right the first time.
Brad
Tom Stanley wrote:
When you do the install on server A, you don't tell utconfig to
configure a FOG, right? So when you set up server B, I don't think there
is a groupsignature defined to give it. Or is the groupsignature stored
somewhere on server A?
-Tom
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