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Scenario 4: Using MAC Address Values Directly in CustomSettings.ini

Published: March 8, 2005

All the previous example Priority lines have included the following MacAddress value.

[Settings]
…
Priority=MacAddress, DefaultGateway, Default
…

This causes the Zero Touch Installation rules engine to look for a section based on the MAC address of the current computer.

[00:03:FF:CB:4E:C2]
Packages1=XXX0000B-Program name 11
Packages2=XXX0000C-Program name 12

In this case, the two packages listed would be installed during the state restore phase on the computer with MAC address 00:03:FF:CB:4E:C2.


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In This Article
•Executive Summary
•Introduction
•Scenarios
•Scenario 1: Role-Based Application Installation
•Scenario 1: Using Role Values Directly in CustomSettings.ini
•Scenario 1: Using Role Values to Query a Database
•Scenario 1: Retrieving the Role Value from the Database
•Scenario 2: Location-Based Application Installation
•Scenario 2: Using Default Gateway Values Directly in CustomSettings.ini
•Scenario 2: Using Default Gateway Values to Query a Database
•Scenario 2: Using Default Gateway Values to Query a Database by Site
•Scenario 3: Hardware-Specific Application Installation
•Scenario 3: Using Make and Model Values Directly in CustomSettings.ini
•Scenario 3: Using Make and Model Values to Query a Database
•Scenario 4: Computer-Specific Application Installation
•Scenario 4: Using MAC Address Values Directly in CustomSettings.ini
•Scenario 4: Using MAC Address Values to Query a Database
•Scenario 5: Dynamic Computer-Specific Application Installation
•Scenario 6: User Self-Provisioned Computer-Specific Application Installation
•Scenario 7: User-Customized Dynamic Computer-Specific Application Installation
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