Managing Unattended Installations Remember this example from earlier (Web server)
Managing Unattended Installations Remember this example from earlier in the chapter: [Commands] “q3486932_w2k3_sp1_enu -q -z” “q124576_w2k3_sp1_enu -q -z” Here, we are running two hot fixes. Now let s add a command to run a Microsoft Software Installation (MSI) package, like this: [Commands] “msiexec /i \corpserver01appsApplication.msi” “q3486932_w2k3_sp1_enu -q -z” “q124576_w2k3_sp1_enu -q -z” You can also create directories and copy over files during the installation. For example, if every computer has a C:Data and a C:Scripts directory, you could have Setup create these during installation. To create directories and copy over files during installation, follow these steps: 1 In the $OEM$ directory, create a directory with a one-letter name that corresponds to the drive letter of the same name on the target computer. For example, if you want to work with the C and D drives, you would create subdirectories $OEM$C and $OEM$D. 2 Create the necessary directories under these directories and copy any necessary files into these directories. For example, you could create $OEM$CData and $OEM$CScripts directories and then copy data and scripts into the appropriate directories. If you want to copy files into %SystemRoot% folders, place the files in the $OEM$$$ directory. These files are then copied over during installation. One type of file that you might want to place in the $OEM$$$ is a branding file that provides information on the computer model and manufacturer. You can also add support information, which can be any standard information that your organization wants to provide to users in the General tab of the System Properties dialog box. The branding file is saved as Oeminfo.ini, and it contains two required sections: General and Support Information (and two optional sections: ICW and OEMSpecific). It is used like this: [General] Manufacturer= Model= SupportURL= [Support Information] Line1= Line2= … LineN= Such as: [General] Manufacturer= City Power and Light Model= CP&L Primary Desktop SupportURL= http://Intranet Chapter 5 143 Part 2: Windows Server 2003 Installation
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