

Start your Deploy Studio Admin and browse to the WORKFLOW tab.Ĭreate and name a Workflow from the little "+" button at the bottom.Ĭlick the "+" next to the square labeled "Drop tasks here"ĭrag&Drop the task "Restore a disk image" into your workflow Please make sure the " " remain around the server name. Insert your server information into the script by replacing the value called this.is.my. You need to create a Deploy Studio Workflow that incudes three main tasks:Ĭopy the the attached script to the Deploy Studio repository at "/DeployStudio/Scripts/" Procedure using a script to configure fwcld Your Workflow is ready, boot your client machines to Deploy Studio and select your Workflow.Ģ.


If your image has one single partition check "Restore image on the first drive available" or just name the Target volume.Drag&Drop the task "Restore a disk image".Click the "+" next to the square labeled "Drop tasks here".Create and name a Workflow from the little "+" button at the bottom.Start your Deploy Studio Admin and browse to the WORKFLOW tab.First, copy your FileWave Client pkg to Deploy Studio repository at "/DeployStudio/Packages/" (Img.1).Now you need to create a Deploy Studio Workflow that incude two main tasks: Procedure with configuration embedded into Filewave Client.pkgįor this, you need to have the FileWave Client package ready for remote deployment
#Create an image for mac deployments update
There are two ways to integrate the Filewave Client into Deploystudio - the first method is faster if you have only one booster configuration for all clients, the second method takes more time for initial setup but lets you update the integrated filewave client with less effort and gives you more flexibility for different booster configurations.ġ. If you utilize Deploy Studio in your environment, you can use a Workflow to achieve the goal easily with a good flexibility.
#Create an image for mac deployments mac osx
The traditional methods to mass deploy FileWave Client to Mac OSX machines are to include the client in the base image or mass install the pkg from ARD. The former method is not convenient because you need to create as many images as the OS versions you want to use and it is not flexible in case you want to change the FileWave client version or configuration which are hardcoded into the image. The later method requires repetitive tasks to do the install from ARD. Summary (this white paper is for Deploy Studio users)
