About the KACE Systems Deployment Appliance (K2000)
Getting started
Tasks for getting started using the K2000 appliance
About the K2000 components
Log in to the Administrator Console
Configure the language settings
Using the Dashboard
Configuring the K2000
Configure the initial network settings
Modify the initial network settings
Changing the default passwords
Configuring the appliance date and time settings
Enabling link aggregation
Configuring the data sharing preferences
Linking Quest KACE appliances
Setting up user accounts and user authentication
Add or edit local administrator accounts
Configure an LDAP server for user authentication
Test the LDAP server
Delete user accounts
Configuring security settings
Enable SNMP monitoring
Enable SSL using an existing certificate
Generate private key for new SSL certificate
Disable SSL
Enable offboard access to database
Enable SSH Root Login (KACE Support)
Preparing for deployment
Set up the deployment environment
Enable the on-board DHCP server
Configure the offboard DHCP server
Download and install the K2000 Media Manager
Download and install Windows ADK
Upload OS installation or source files
View source media details
Choosing the type of deployment
Supported images types
Managing device inventory
Configure and run a network scan
Add network inventory to the appliance
Scan active and non-active devices on the network
Add devices manually
Upload specific target device models
Join devices to a domain
Issue a Wake-on-LAN request
Deploy to devices in the K1000 inventory
View device details from a network scan
Apply a KUID to the K1000 Agent
Collect the computer name
Apply the computer name
Delete devices from Device Inventory
Delete devices from Network Inventory
Unregister devices
About the device action icons
Run an action on devices
Access remote devices using a VNC session
Using labels
Create and apply labels
Remove components from a label
Delete a label from the appliance
View the components assigned to a label
Creating a Windows Boot Environment
Create a Windows boot environment
Create a boot environment from existing source media
Update drivers
Set new KBE as default
Managing drivers
Managing network drivers
Capturing images
Download network and storage drivers
Import driver packages
Display device compatibility
View driver compatibility details
Export drivers
Re-cache drivers
Managing operating system drivers
Preparing for capture
Capture system images
Create a single partition
Format C drive as NTFS
Create a UEFI partition
Apply a UEFI partition
Capture native WIM images
Edit a system image
Capturing user states
Upload USMT software from the appliance
Upload USMT software from Media Manager
Create USMT Scan Template
Scan user states
Scan user states offline
Deploy user states to target devices automatically
Deploy user states to target devices manually
Creating scripted installations
Create a scripted installation
Create an answer file
Registration Data settings
Administrator Account settings
General settings
Network settings
Windows Components setting
Modify scripted installation configuration file
Install Vista MBR
Install XP 2003 MBR
Creating a task sequence
Adding pre-installation tasks
Automating deployments
Add Application
Add BAT Script
Add Windows Script
Add Shell Script
Add DiskPart Script
Common DiskPart command-line options
Adding post-installation tasks
Add Application
Add BAT Script
Add Naming Rule
Add K1000 Agent Installer
Add Custom HAL Replacement
Add Windows Script
Add Service Pack
About uploading files
About runtime environments
Set task error handling option
Assign tasks to system image deployment
Assign tasks to scripted installation deployment
Edit deployment tasks
Create a boot action
Run deployment on next network boot
Modify a boot action
Set default boot action
Schedule a deployment
Delete a boot action
Create a multicast WIM image deployment
Edit the default multicast settings
View automated deployments in progress
View completed automated deployments
Edit failed tasks
View the automated deployment image details
Performing manual deployments
Install a boot environment to a USB device
Copy an image to a USB flash device
Create a USB device driver directory
Add drivers to USB images
Download the boot environment as bootable ISO
Network boot a target device
Deploy the image manually
View the manual deployments in progress
View the completed manual deployments
Imaging Mac devices
Download the Media Manager for Mac OS X
Create a NetBoot environment image
Enable the NetBoot server
Customize the image before capture
Capture a Mac OS X image
Customize image before deployment
Create a single HFS plus partition
Apply the Mac OS X ByHost preferences
Collect the Mac OS X computer name
Apply the Mac OS X computer name
Change the Mac OS X computer name
Join device to an Active Directory Domain
Perform a unicast Mac OS X image deployment
Environment variables for any script
Performing multicast Mac OS X image deployments
Create a multicast DMG image deployment
View the Mac OS X multicast deployment progress
View the Mac OS X multicast deployment log files
About the Remote Site Appliance
Remote Site Appliance setup requirements
Install the RSA on a VMware or Hyper-V host
Configure the RSA network settings
Link the K2000 to an RSA
Add and sync the RSA to the appliance
Importing and exporting appliance components
Schedule the export of components
Use Off-Board Package Transfer
Upload packages for import
Import appliance components
Package components to export
Managing disk space
Verify available disk space
Delete images not associated with devices
Delete images associated with devices
Delete unassigned scripted installations
Delete unassigned boot environments
Delete source media
Delete unassigned pre-installation tasks
Delete unassigned post-installation tasks
Enabling offboard storage
Add a virtual disk for offboard storage
Revert offboard data to onboard storage
Configure an off-board storage device
Troubleshooting appliance issues
Test device connections on the network
Enable a tether to Quest KACE Technical Support
Open a support ticket
Troubleshooting the Boot Manager
Updating appliance software
About us
Test whether a target device can network boot
Change the Boot Manager interface
Set the Boot Manager timeout
Select the local hard disk boot method
Change the network delay time
Recovering devices
Shutting down and rebooting the appliance
We are more than just a name
Our brand, our vision. Together.
Contacting Quest
Technical support resources
Legal notices
Glossary
Add Windows Script
Add Windows Script
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On the left navigation pane, click Library to expand the section, then click Post-installation Tasks to display the Post-installation Tasks page. |
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Add Service Pack
Add Service Pack
The Service pack task runs in the Windows environment after booting in to the operating system.
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On the left navigation pane, click Library to expand the section, then click Post-installation Tasks to display the Post-installation Tasks page. |
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From the Service Pack drop-down list, select the service pack, and click Download Service Pack automatically. |
The Command Line field is automatically populated with the recommended parameters based on the service pack selection. If you modify this line, include the service pack filename.
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Select Upload Service Pack manually, and click Browse to upload the file. For more information, see About uploading files. |
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NOTE: When you upload the service pack manually, in Parameters, enter the command-line parameters to run the service pack. |
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About uploading files
About uploading files
About runtime environments
About runtime environments
The runtime environment determines when the K2000 appliance task engine runs the task.
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Runs on the first boot of Mac operating system using a login hook. |