Examples of using Image package in English and their translations into Russian
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Boot image Package.
Name: The name of the boot image package.
Specifies the priority of this image package when sent to distribution points in child sites.
Name: The name of the operating system image package.
Install an existing image package- Install Windows.
Version: The version of the operating system image package.
Install an existing image package- Include Updates.
Select this action to delete the operating system image package.
Install an existing image package- Install Software.
On the Create a New Task Sequence wizard page, select Install an existing image package.
Off on all the image packages!
Specify the Image Package that will be used by this task sequence step by clicking Browse.
Use this option if the operating system image package contains sensitive information.
Select this item to display detailed properties for the selected operating system image package.
Path: Displays the location of the image package files on the distribution point.
Site: Displays the name of the Configuration Manager 2007 site to which the image package is targeted.
For each site to which the image package is targeted, the following information is shown by default.
Use the drop-down list to select the Image you want to install from the selected Image Package.
Enter all orpart of an operating system image package name, or use the drop-down list to select from existing filter criteria.
Distribution Point: Displays the name of each distribution point to which this image package has been targeted.
The Operating System Deployment image packages that have been created are displayed in a list in the Operating System Images results pane.
Use this option to create a task sequence that deploys an operating system image package that you have already created to a target computer.
You can filter the operating system image packages that are displayed in the Operating System Images pane using the four filter actions located above the list.
Refer to the topic How to Create a Task Sequence to Install an Existing Operating System Image Package for more information.
Multicast allows multiple computers to download an operating system image package as it is sent by the distribution point rather than each client being sent the package independently.
For more information about creating operating system images and operating system image packages, see How to Add Images. .
It does not import any boot image packages, operating system image packages, or software packages, user passwords, or product keys that are referenced by the task sequence.
You can create task sequences that will performtasks from capturing and installing operating system image packages to changing a registry setting.
Multicast allows multiple computers to download an operating system image package as it is multicast by the distribution point rather than each client being sent the package separately.