Re: RunOnce
- From: "KM" <konstmor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 23:53:29 -0800
Lloyd,
I'd say 12000 is enough and by that time network components should be
already installed.
Do you see any errors reported by the netsh script you run? Or, better, can
you issue ipconfig and other network commands from within the same CMD
window to see if the network stack got install and up and running?
Regards,
KM
Thanks for the suggestion. I changed the image to use the Generic Command
and
at least see the batch file execute. I used the cmd.exe /k option so that
the
cmd window stays open. It seems that I am running the netsh commands too
soon
- I rx an error that the interface does not exist. I have the phase set to
12000 - should this be a higher value?
Lloyd
"KM" wrote:
Lloyd,
1) Batch file, cfgip.bat, placed in root directory - just to make
things
simple for now.
2) Added Extra Resources->RunOnce Request. RunOnce arguments = .
RunOnce
FilePath = %11%\cmd.exe /c d:\cfgip.bat. RunOnce flag = 2. Also tried
FilePath = %24%\cfgip.bat, flag = 1, but the fbalog.txt file turned up
an
Stick to CMD when you want to deal with batch files.
You should try RunOnce request:
FilePath = %11%\cmd.exe /c d:\cfgip.bat, Flag = 1
(or whatever path to the batch file where you actually store it
on
the disk)
FBA Generic command is probably more appropriate for running a network
configuraiton batch script as it gives you more control over the momemnt
you
launch the script during FBA.
error - "cfgip.bat error code 0x1.
Regards,
KM
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