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  1. Hi, I made a winxpsp2 unattended dvd with some apps etc. Everything works fine, except for the microsoft framework (dotnetfx.exe) 1.1. I'm trying to do an unattended MS framework 1.1 install. I'm using the redistributable version. Actually, the setup starts but stopps almost 10 or 15 seconds later, with the following message: please insert the disk: microsoft .net framework 1.1 I've read this thread, and tried also framework 1.1 with sp1 slipstreamed etc... the same thing happens, "please insert... framework 1.1" http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showto...10entry180154 Here is the runoncex command line launching the framework install: REG ADD %KEY%\52 /V 1 /D "cmd /c start /I /wait %APPS%\microsoft\framework\netfx.msi /qr REBOOT=Suppress" /f Has someone an idea how to solve this problem? This is really annoying as I need the application to be installed. In advance, many thanks!!! Every hint, help, url, doc or anything else is welcome! As I no clue what I could try next.
  2. Hi, I spent a few days trying to install sshwindows (from sshwindows.sourceforge.net). Well had some problems but now I get it, so I thought I sould share it. This will give local ssh access to "administrator" from any ip address (SO, BE CAREFULL!!!). 1) Download it from: sshwindows.sourceforge.net 2) Install it, ignore the passwd and group warning at the end. 3) Copy the installed file from c:\program files\openssh to your cd at: $OEM$\$PROGS\OpenSSH 4) Delete all these files that start with ssh_host_ here: $OEM$\$PROGS\OpenSSH\etc\ You should have delete these 6 files: ssh_host_key ssh_host_key.pub ssh_host_rsa ssh_host_rsa.pub ssh_host_dsa ssh_host_dsa.pub 5) You need to allow ssh through the winxpsp2 firewall, so add these lines to your winnt.sif: [WindowsFirewall] Profiles = WindowsFirewall.Standard LogFile = "%SYSTEMDRIVE%\logs\pfirewall.log" LogSize = 4096 LogDroppedPackets = 1 LogConnections = 1 [WindowsFirewall.Standard] Type = 3 Mode = 1 Exceptions = 1 Notifications = 1 MulticastBroadcastResponse = 0 PortOpenings = WindowsFirewall.SSHD [WindowsFirewall.SSHD] Protocol = 6 Port = 22 Name = OpenSSHD Mode = 1 Scope = 1 (I hope I didn't make a mistake now, as I made a modified cut and paste from my original settings). You may skeep this firewall entries and add this to a batch file if you want: netsh firewall add portopening tcp 22 openssh 6) My cmdlines.txt launches a batch file to execute the runonce stuff. Here are the ssh runonceex.cmd lines: REG ADD %KEY%\02 /VE /D "Activating OpenSSH (SECURITY)" /f REG ADD %KEY%\02 /V 1 /D "cmd /c start /I /wait %SYSTEMDRIVE%\progra~1\openssh\activate.cmd" (it wrapped the second line, it needs to be in one line!!!) 7) Save the file activate.cmd in (see attachment OpenSSH.rar): %OEM%\$PROGS\OpenSSH 8) An finally save the file settings.reg (see attachment OpenSSH.rar), in %OEM%\$PROGS\OpenSSH Now reboot (IT IS NECESSARY TO REBOOT!!) Voilà, ssh to your machine P.S. Do not use cmdow in your batch file or ssh-keygen will fail, as it needs an output window!!!! If you combine ssh tunneling with realvnc and/or rdp you have very secure remote access! Hope this helps, if not, post your comments or questionsundefined
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