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    Push Install Instructions for x64 Microsoft Windows* Operating Systems

    **********************************************************************

    Introduction
    ============

    A "Push," or unattended installation provides a means for network


    administrators to easily install a Microsoft Windows* operating system
    on similarly equipped systems. The network administrator can create a
    bootable media that will automatically log into a central server and
    install the operating system from an image of the Windows installation
    directory stored on that server. This document provides instructions
    for a basic unattended installation that includes the installation of
    drivers for Intel(R) Networking Devices.

    As part of the unattended installation, you can create Teams and


    VLANs. If you wish to create one or more team/VLANs as part of the
    unattended installation, you must also follow the instructions in the
    "Instructions for Creating Teams and VLANs (Optional)" section of this
    document.

    Note:

    Intel(R) 10GbE Network Adapters do not support unattended driver


    installation.

    Setting up an Install Directory on the File Server


    ==================================================

    The server must be set up with a distribution folder that holds the
    required Windows files. Clients must also be able to read this folder
    when connecting via TCP/IP or IPX.

    For illustration purposes, the examples in this document use the


    network share *D:WINPUSH*. To create this share:

    1. Create a directory on the server, (EX: *D:WINPUSH*).

    2. Use the My Computer applet to locate the *D:WINPUSH* folder.

    3. Right-click the folder and select Sharing. Select Share this


    folder.

    4. Give it a share name (EX: *WINPUSH*). This share name will be used
    to connect to this directory from the remote target systems.

    5. Adjust permissions as necessary and click OK.

    Instructions for Creating Teams and VLANs (Optional)


    ====================================================

    If you wish to create teams/VLANS as part of the unattended


    installation, you need to create a configuration file with the
    team/VLAN information in it. To create this file you need a sample
    system that has the same type of adapter(s) that will be in the
    systems receiving the push installation. On the sample system, use
    Intel(R) PROSet for Windows Device Manager to set up the adapters in
    the team/VLAN configuration you want.

    1. Prepare the distribution folder on the file server as detailed in


    the following section.

    2. Copy *SavResDX.vbs* from the Intel download to the configured


    system. The file is located in the *APPS\WMI\* directory in the
    Intel software download.

    3. Open a command prompt on the configured system and navigate to the


    directory containing *SavResDX.vbs*.

    4. Run the following command:

    cscript SavResDX.vbs save

    A configuration file called *WmiConf.txt* is created in the same


    directory.

    5. Copy the *SavResDX.vbs* and *WmiConf.txt* files to the


    *$OEM$$1WMIScr* directory on the file server.

    6. Locate the batch file, *Install.bat*, in *$OEM$$1WMIScr*. Edit the


    batch file by removing the comment that precedes the second START
    command. The file should look like the following when finished:

    Start /wait %systemdrive%\drivers\net\INTEL\APPS\ProsetDX\Winx64\


    DXSetup.exe /qn /li %temp%\PROSetDX.log
    REM Uncomment the next line if VLANs or Teams are to be installed.
    Start /wait /b cscript %systemdrive%\wmiscr\SavResDX.vbs restore %systemdrive
    %\wmiscr\wmiconf.txt > %systemdrive%\wmiscr\output.txt
    exit

    Push Instructions
    =================

    To prepare the distribution folder:

    1. Copy the entire contents from the Windows Install DVD to


    *D:WINPUSH*. Use Windows Explorer or XCOPY to maintain the same
    directory structure as on the Windows Install DVD. When the copy is
    complete, the Windows installation files should be in the
    *D:WINPUSH* directory.

    2. Use the Windows System Image Manager to edit/generate the


    *Unattend.xml* file and save it to the *D:WINPUSH* directory.

    3. Create the driver install directory structure and copy the driver
    files to it.

    Example: From a Windows command prompt where "e:" is the drive letter
    of your CDROM drive:

    e:
    cd \APPS\SETUP\PUSH
    # (Note: you must be in the APPS\SETUP\PUSH\ directory to run PUSHCOPY)
    pushcopy D:\WINPUSH [WIN8]
    The above command creates the *$OEM$* directory structure and copy all
    the necessary files to install the driver and Intel(R) PROSet for
    Windows Device Manager. However, Intel(R) PROSet for Windows Device
    Manager is not installed unless the FirstLogonCommands is added as
    seen in the example below:

    [Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup\FirstLogonCommands\SynchronousCommand]
    CommandLine= %systemdrive%\WMIScr\Install.bat
    Description= Begins silent unattended install of Intel PROSet for Windows Device
    Manager
    Order= 1

    Deployment Methods
    ------------------

    Boot using your WinPE 2.0 media and connect to the server containing
    your Windows installation share.

    Run the command from the *\ServerWINPUSH* prompt:

    setup /unattend:<full path to answer file>

    Note:

    In the above procedure, setup runs the installation in unattended


    mode and also detects the plug and play network adapters. All driver
    files are copied from the shared directory to the target system
    directories and installation of the OS and Network Adapters
    continues without user intervention.

    If you installed VLANs as part of the unattended installation, view


    the results of the script execution in the *output.txt* file. This
    file is in the same directory as the *SavResDX.vbs* file.

    Microsoft Documentation for Unattended Installations


    ----------------------------------------------------

    For a complete description of the parameters supported in


    *Unattend.XML*, visit support.microsoft.com to view the Windows
    Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) documentation.

    Legal / Disclaimers
    ===================

    Copyright (C) 1998-2013, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.

    Intel Corporation assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions in


    this document. Nor does Intel make any commitment to update the
    information contained herein.

    Intel, the Intel logo, and other Intel marks are trademarks of Intel
    Corporation or its subsidiaries. Other names and brands may be
    claimed as the property of others.

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