Doug,
My recommendation is to sit at your desk and use the Network Install Wizard
to create an administrative image on a share at each desired location.
--
Jerry Milana,
Autodesk Professional Services
"Doug Bowers" wrote in message
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> We have 10 offices in various states that are all part of one WAN, but
with
> varying backbone speeds. I have an AdminImage created for deployment of
ADT
> 2004 in our corporate office, but I do NOT want the deployment routine to
> run across the WAN to install the image.
>
> I would like to copy the image and its associated folders to each local
> office server so that the installation process stays local in the office.
> However, it seems that I need to create a different image for each office
as
> it seemed like it was hard-coding the server path during the image
creation
> process.
>
> Can I just modify the image shortcut (the one that specifies to use
> DEPLOY.EXE) to look at the local server?
> Are there other places I need to modify the path?
> Do I need to recreate the image specific for each office server?
>
> I guess my real question is what is the easiest way to accomplish this?
>
> We are using standalone licenses and not a license server. Workstations
are
> all Windows XP in all offices and have consistent directory structures.
>
> Thanks for the advice,
> Doug Bowers
> BSB Architects
>
>
>
