Last week I got a call from a customer, that wanted to automate the naming of new computers, that was beeing deployed using System Center Configuration Manager. They were using the build-in UDI Wizard, that comes with the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT). But the default computer name for new computers are “ MININT-%SomeRandomNumber%”. They want to use the following naming standard: • The first 3 characters should be static (The company prefix). In this example well use “ABC”. Komatsu Pc12r-8 Manual.

Setting OSDComputerName using CustomSettings.ini 7. But the default. 9 characters should be the computer’s serial number. Setting OSDComputerName. I'm using a single UDI Custom page with MDT. And during the task sequence it will fail due to it pulling the full serial number.

• The next character should be the Device type (D=Desktop, L=Laptop or V=Virtual Machine). • The last (up to) 9 characters should be the computer’s serial number Example: ABC-V-A4G75GYL1 This kind of requirement something that almost every customers has, so it was pretty easy for me to provide the solution.

The Legend Of Zelda Spirit Tracks Ds Rom Deutsch. But from time to time I get questions about this, so I thought I’d share the solution here. Great information– thanks for the share! I was wondering if you could help by providing some basic directions as to where to put the CustomSettings.ini file to replace the MININT naming scheme?

Also, in this case your customer used a static prefix to represent the company name. In my environment, we use dynamic prefixes based on the division, but otherwise our naming convention is exactly the same. I was hoping you wouldn’t mind helping me to modify the settings so that I can allow modification of the prefix– for example we use TEC for technology division, CCC for our Call Center, etc. I made an initial attempt which I could provide but I’d like to have some confirmation that it’s done properly before making any changes to our configuration. Anyways thanks again for your contribution and please continue the good work!