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Version 2.5.0
642 downloads
This script will upgrade copies of Windows to whatever Windows 10 ISO you give it. You will need to upload the Windows 10 ISO to your LTShare/Transfer/ folder(by default in the /ISO/ sub folder). For Windows 7 installs, you must put a copy of 7z.dll and 7z.exe in your LTShare/Transfer/ folder(by default in the \Software\7ZipCLI\ sub folder). This is because it extracts the ISO since Windows 7 can't mount it. I recommend a 32bit copy because they work for both 32 and 64bit. You can download the 7-Zip installer and open it with 7-Zip like a zip file to extract just those files without bothering to install it. You can now also use an EDF to specify a UNC path to get the ISO from instead of downloading from the CWA server. The EDF is located under the TNE - Setup tab called TNE - Windows 10 ISO Location under the location screen. Double click on a location to find it. This should be in the format of \\server\iso, no trailing slash. If you put domain computer permissions on the share and the folder the CWA agent shouldn't have a problem copying it. Also just added, the script will now check to see if the ISO is in place before running, so you can create a script to preload the ISO. Now supports Windows 10, 8, and 7. Sorry, no Windows 9 support at this time. Thanks to @Slartibartfast, @johnduprey, and the rest of the community for contributions and bug reports. More details and discussion can be found on the forum post: If you are downloading the ISO directly from your CWA server, I might recommend the below to rate limit it. It is a script that will rate limit how many computers are running it at once. Of course, that will slow deploy, so you have to be careful not to accidentally run it on to many and cause it to run outside of maintenance hours.- 17 comments
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Version 1.0.4
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The Internal Monitor "Notify When Agent is Online" watches machines with the "Notify When Online" computer EDF configured. It will send an alert as soon as it finds that the agent is offline. (The offline notice is skipped if the agent was already offline when notifications were first enabled.) When the agent comes online again another alert email will be sent and the EDF will be reset. This monitor can be used to notify when a lost computer comes online, or when that machine that is only online in the office every few weeks is back. To enable notifications for an agent, you simply put your email address into the "Notify When Online" EDF. You can enter multiple addresses separated by ";". The contents of the agent's "Comments" will be included in the email also. (Helpful to remember why you wanted to be alerted, or what instructions should be followed after receiving the alert.) When the agent returns online, the Network Inventory and System Info are refreshed. The recovery email will include the following details: The last check in was at @AgentCheckIn@. Public IP Detected: %RouterAddress% Internal IP: %LocalAddress% System Uptime: %uptime% Last Logged in User: %lastuser% This bundle includes a Script+EDF XML, and a SQL file with the Internal Monitor. To import the Script and EDF, select Tools -> Import -> XML Expansion. After import the script should appear in the "\Autofix Actions" folder. To import the Internal Monitor, select Tools -> Import -> SQL File. The monitor should be imported AFTER the script bundle has already been added. After importing, verify that a valid Alert Template is selected for the monitor. The Alert Template MUST have the "Run Script" action enabled without any script specified in the template. (The script is set on the monitor) Read the Script Notes for advanced control over the number of times a notification will be triggered.
