Scripted ZENworks Image

This property page lets you put a Scripted ZENworks^® Image on the workstation according to the script you create in the Script Text box.

See the following examples for more information:

Example 1
Growing an Image on a 14 GB Drive to Fill a 20 GB Drive
Assuming that the image has a single partition, FAT32, the script would be as follows:

#First, delete all existing partitions:
img pd1
img pd2
img pd3
img pd4

#Second, create a single large FAT32 partition and set it to be active:
img pc1 FAT32
img pa1

#Third, restore the old image into the new partition:
img restorep 123.45.67.89 //myProxy/volume/images/myImage/zmg a1:p1

Example 2
Imaging One Partition Without Disturbing the Others
In this example, drive C: is a 4500 MB FAT32 partition and is re-imaged without disturbing the other drives.

#First, delete the current drive C:
img pd1

#Second, create a new drive C: and set it to be active:
img pc1 FAT32 4500
img pa1

#Third, restore the operating system to the new partition:
img restorep 123.45.67.89 //myProxy/volume/images/OSimage.zmg a1:p1

Example 3
Taking an Image of the First Partition, But Not the Second

img makep 123.45.67.89 //myProxy/volume/images/OSimage.zmg x2

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