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FastEddie
Hi all,
We have about 300 identical Dell laptops running Windows XP, using the
latest version of the Cisco ACU with Cisco PCM-350 cards. So, to
roll out these machines, we of course have a ghost image which we
apply to expedite the process. However, this means that the
information is the same across all of the laptops - including NodeName
or ClientName in the Cisco ACU.
Right now, they are all "Wireless", but we want them to be changed to
the unique, Local Computer "Machine Name" or "Workstation Name". So
my problem is in making a script to automatically do this.
I thought I figured out that this information was stored in:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\0011\
, specifically NodeName , but when I change it, and reboot, the
registry change remained to what I set it at, but the ACU was not
updated. Then I changed the NodeName/ClientName in the ACU to a
completely different name to see if it would update the registry, and
it did.
So does the ACU have a "push" only relationship with the registry?
Does anyone know of a way to change the ACU NodeName/Client Name
through an automated process?
Thanks in advance
-Ed
We have about 300 identical Dell laptops running Windows XP, using the
latest version of the Cisco ACU with Cisco PCM-350 cards. So, to
roll out these machines, we of course have a ghost image which we
apply to expedite the process. However, this means that the
information is the same across all of the laptops - including NodeName
or ClientName in the Cisco ACU.
Right now, they are all "Wireless", but we want them to be changed to
the unique, Local Computer "Machine Name" or "Workstation Name". So
my problem is in making a script to automatically do this.
I thought I figured out that this information was stored in:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002bE10318}\0011\
, specifically NodeName , but when I change it, and reboot, the
registry change remained to what I set it at, but the ACU was not
updated. Then I changed the NodeName/ClientName in the ACU to a
completely different name to see if it would update the registry, and
it did.
So does the ACU have a "push" only relationship with the registry?
Does anyone know of a way to change the ACU NodeName/Client Name
through an automated process?
Thanks in advance

-Ed