This information applies to the following dialog boxes:
New Computer - Type the information in the fields.
Add Computers - You can type information manually, or use the Import from File button. Each computer's information is displayed in a row; add or delete rows by using buttons at the bottom of the dialog box.
<Computer name> Properties - you can edit any field except the Computer ID, Cooperative Mode option, and Repository Folder
Column |
Description |
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ID |
The unique identifier of the computer. Cannot be edited after the computer has been added to CCM. Use a minimum of three and a maximum of eight characters with the following limitations.
The computer ID must be unique on this server. Although the same computer ID can exist in different administration areas, we strongly recommend that the computer ID be unique across all administration areas. |
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Display name |
The name that displays in the CCM Command Center Scope and Result panes. The name must be unique on this server. |
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Host Name |
This name will be displayed as the Computer Name in the Control Panel Network properties dialog box. Use a maximum of 32 alphanumeric characters, including upper and lower case letters, numbers, dashes (-). and underscores (_). |
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HW Address |
The hardware address (MAC address) of the computer’s NIC. NOTE: If this is a Cooperative Mode computer with no NIC that is intended to be used solely as a dial-up mobile computer, you can type any 12 digits (for example, 111111111111) in the Hardware address field. |
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IP Address |
The computer's IP address on BOOTP. If you use DHCP, this field is disabled. |
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Gateway Address |
The computer’s gateway address on BOOTP. If you use DHCP, the field is disabled. Define the Gateway Address only if the computer is connected to one of a multiple number of subnets. The CCM server uses the address to find computers on multiple subnets in a BOOTP environment. It is not necessary to enter a Gateway Address for dial-up mobile computers. |
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Cooperative |
Sets the computer type. After the computer is added to CCM, this checkbox cannot be edited. No (default). Makes the computer a Consistent Mode managed computer. Yes. Add computer as a Cooperative Mode computer. |
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Network Type |
Either Ethernet or Token Ring. Corresponds to the network card in the computer. If you use DHCP, this field is disabled. |
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Repository Folder |
The HOME directory where information about this computer will be stored. After the computer is added to CCM, this field cannot be edited. |
Button |
Action |
Add Row |
Adds an empty row at the bottom of the table. You can add an unlimited number of rows. |
Delete Row |
Deletes the selected row from the table. |
Import from File |
Lets you browse to a file that contains the computer information you want to import. You can import a comma-delimited, tab-delimited, semicolon-delimited, or colon-delimited text file. |
Export to File |
Opens the File Import/Export Settings dialog box where you can select the delimiter setting of the CCM computer identification information and then export the file. More information... |
Field |
Description |
Netboot |
If checked, the computer boots from the network. If unchecked, the computer boots locally. More info... |
Debug mode |
If checked, displays additional debugging information during the network boot procedure. |
Remaining capacity of RAM disk in KB |
Defines the surplus capacity of the RAM disk in KB which is suitable for the storage of additional files. More info... |
Boot priority |
The CCM Pre-OS Agent uses this setting to calculate the file delay and block copy delay when building the RAM disk on the computer. Select a value of 0 through 4, where 0 is the highest priority, and 4 is the lowest. More info... |
Ask user |
Lets the user of the computer postpone actions of the CCM Windows Agent to a later time. |
Crtl key active |
CCM locks the CTRL key so that the user of the computer cannot interrupt the activities being performed. |
Fdisk |
Enables you to partition the computer's hard disk with the Fdisk utility. More info... |
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