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  • 16. October 2008 at 13:49 #1532
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    Hello

    Can someone say me what is the more simple methode to take an image from a client?

    I test Wsi but i have an error when the system search the Pxe server…

    It have an Ip adress but the client say no boot file received

    Thanks for your help

    16. October 2008 at 17:10 #14153
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    What kind of environment are you working with? Do you have a Rapport or Wyse Device Manager server deployed? The Get Device Image function of WDM is by far the simplest.

    17. October 2008 at 7:45 #14160
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    You cannot use WSI to pull an image. You need WDM to do this.

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    18. October 2008 at 6:25 #14170
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    Hello

    I used the last version of Wdm 4.7 , and all it working fine.

    In a document i saw it is possible to push or pull an image with Wsi??

    Thank you

    In french : Merci et au revoir

    19. October 2008 at 11:06 #14175
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    OK, tres bien.
    In the default installation of WSI it is not planned to pull an image. There are ways but for pushing you should always use WDM.

    Salut
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    21. October 2008 at 18:52 #14191
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    Hello all

    Thanks for answers, but i have an other question.

    My image file is a 9v92.i2d. Can someone say me how to creat a package complete with the rsp files.

    thanks et à bientot

    21. October 2008 at 19:21 #14192
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    Paste the following into Notepad and save as a .rsp. Place the i2d file in a folder named the same as the .rsp file (make sure Number= matches this name). All the options with blanks after the = need to be filled in. Should import fine to WDM.

    [Version]
    Number=
    ImageVersion=
    Description=
    OS=XP
    Category=Images
    USE_PXE=YES
    command=%imagewrite%
    BootFloppy=Rapportitf
    USE_REMOTE=YES
    ImageSize=

    =9V92,
    =push,
    =pull,

    =.i2c,

    =/,
    =ftp/,
    =,
    =/,
    =ftp/,
    =,

    =root.i2u,

    =Tools/sa,
    =/,
    =/,
    =/,

    =.i2c,

    [Script]
    QU “3” “120”
    RB

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