How come to know
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i have one Q. Please give your valuable Ans..
Q. How come to know given VHD is Clean Machine or! not?
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i have one Q. Please give your valuable Ans..
Q. How come to know given VHD is Clean Machine or! not?
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
I presume you're asking about a VM which you haven't built?
There may be tools around which can compare two machines in that way but, failing that, a folder comparison tool like Beyond Compare would produce a file-by-file report and an export of both registries could be compared using a text file comparison tool.
EDIT:
Oops! Of course, BC can do file comparison, too!
There may be tools around which can compare two machines in that way but, failing that, a folder comparison tool like Beyond Compare would produce a file-by-file report and an export of both registries could be compared using a text file comparison tool.
EDIT:
Oops! Of course, BC can do file comparison, too!
Posted by:
appinstall
13 years ago
Thanks for reply..
what i am asking is we are creating clean machine right for app repackage. (using any VPC, VM, VBOX )
my Q is how to find it is clean machine(Build) or ! not..
i know one way , it is we go and check ARP Entry's...
if you know more ways find to know it is clean machine please post here...
Thanks
Ram
what i am asking is we are creating clean machine right for app repackage. (using any VPC, VM, VBOX )
my Q is how to find it is clean machine(Build) or ! not..
i know one way , it is we go and check ARP Entry's...
if you know more ways find to know it is clean machine please post here...
Thanks
Ram
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
my Q is how to find it is clean machine(Build) or ! not..LOL...if you're building it, how can you not know if it's clean or not?!? You're putting the apps on it! Holy cow...
For VMs, BTW, I suggest you have a bare OS VM plus a "core apps" VM and possibly some Business Unit-specific VMs which include apps that particular BUs use.
Posted by:
pjgeutjens
13 years ago
Revert to snaphot -> Clean (of course you made this snaphot)
and all is well
and if you're not sure a package was made on a clean machine, you start over.
just my view on this ofc
PJ
and all is well
and if you're not sure a package was made on a clean machine, you start over.
just my view on this ofc
PJ
Posted by:
WSPPackager
13 years ago
You would need to first define the clean machine based on your organization standard (usually this would be the base image that every organization maintains).
Then prepare the machine from the base image.
You can always use a restore point to make your machine as clean machine.
Hope you understand.
Then prepare the machine from the base image.
You can always use a restore point to make your machine as clean machine.
Hope you understand.
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