Product Line: VERDE
The following are VERY important naming and usage conventions that must be adhered to when using NETCFG.CSV Import.
- When
using Active Directory credentials, enter the Login ID in the netcfg using
the format: loginID@LDAPConnectionName
Ex: userid@verde
NOT userid@verde.local NOT the Domain FQDN
2. Login
ID in netcfg is NOT case sensitive (no issue with upper-lower
case)
Ex: userid@verde works the same as userid@VERDE and the same as USERID@VERDE
3. Gold
image name in netcfg IS Case-sensitive (need to enter the Gold
image name EXACTLY as you created it in Verde)
OTHERWISE, the Login
will NOT match any entries in the netcfg file and the normal process will occur
for TCP IP address and Computer name based on Session Settings.
Ex: w7_32bit
is different than W7_32bit
4. Incorrect
Static IP address in the netcfg will cause Verde client to NOT
connect. It displays the ‘active session’ in the Management
Console with the bad IP Address
Ex: 192.168.1.100 vs
192.168.2.100 If the correct network is:
192.168.1.x and the Static IP is entered as:
192.168.2.x - Verde client will NOT connect to session
5. Need ‘NETWORK’
tab in Session Settings set to ‘Bridged’ for Static IP. If
this is set to ‘NAT’ the virtual session will launch and the Verde
client will connect, but Verde will
ONLY use the Computer name from netcfg and will impose the NAT interface IP
address instead of Static IP.
Ex: If vbinat0 interface on Verde server is
set to: 10.0.84.0 - the assigned IP will be in
the range: 10.0.84.1 .. 10.0.84.254
6. Computer
name in the netcfg file should be LIMITED to 15-characters. Computer
names longer than 15-characters will be truncated within the Windows
virtual session.
Ex: labpc-000123456789 WILL
be truncated to: labpc-000123456