Create once - roll out many?

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I have a standalone cardiology application that need to set up in quite a
few referring physician locations. I would like to configure one machine.
Ghost it and roll out these single workstations.

Each one needs it's own license.

I have an open license agreement already with MS. What do I need to do to
execute this?

Thanks,

David
 
I have a standalone cardiology application that need to set up in quite a
few referring physician locations. I would like to configure one machine.
Ghost it and roll out these single workstations.

Each one needs it's own license.

I have an open license agreement already with MS. What do I need to do to
execute this?

Use SYSPREP to strip the SIDS out of the image and close the image:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];838080
Now Ghost the machine to an image.

When you bring the image back up it will run through a mini-setup. In
your SYSPREP.INF file, do NOT provide the product key. During the
mini-setup, it will ask you for the product key. Enter this key in
during the mini-setup process for each computer.

Adam
 
Thanks Adam,

Each of these product keys can be obtained by adding licenses to my Open
license?
 
Thanks Adam,

Each of these product keys can be obtained by adding licenses to
my Open license?

Correct...but at 5 or more PCs you can go for volume licensing. Sounds
like that would make your life a lot easier then trying to track which
product key goes with what PC (each PC needs a license regardless of
where you use open, select or enterprise licensing).

Adam
 
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