E.4 Image-Safe Data Viewer and Editor (zisview and zisedit)
After booting a device from an imaging boot media (PXE, CD, DVD, or ZENworks partition), you can enter zisedit and zisview at the imaging maintenance mode prompt to edit and view the image-safe data for that device.
The following sections contain additional information:
E.4.1 Information Displayed by the Image-Safe Data Viewer
After booting a device from an imaging boot media, enter zisview at the imaging maintenance mode prompt to view the image-safe data for that device.
The image-safe data viewer (zisview) displays the following information about the device:
Table E-2 zisview Information
Image-safe Data |
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Workstation Identity Information |
If the device is a member of a Management Zone or there is image-safe data present:
If the device is not a member of a Management Zone and image-safe data is not present:
For all devices:
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Network Information |
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Production DNS Information |
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Intel iAMT Information |
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E.4.2 Using the Image-Safe Data Viewer
To use zisview, enter any of the following commands at the imaging maintenance mode prompt:
Table E-3 Data Viewer Commands
zisview
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Displays all image-safe data. |
zisview -z field
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Displays information about a specific field or fields. field is one or more field names separated by a space. field is not case sensitive.
All of the following are valid field names (the corresponding minimum names that can also be entered on the command line follow each field name in parenthesis):
- JustImaged (J)
- ScriptedImage (SC)
- LastBaseImage (L)
- Zone GUID (T)
- Device GUID (ObjectDN)
- Windows WorkGroup (WorkG)
- Windows SID (SI)
- WorkstationID (ID)
- DHCP (DH)
- IP (I)
- Gateway (Gateway)
- Mask (M)
- DNSServerCount (DNSServerC)
- DNSServer (DNSServer)
- DNSSuffix (DNSSu)
- DNSHostName (DNSH)
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zisview -s
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Creates a script that can be used to generate environment variables that contain all of the image-safe data fields. |
zisview -h
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Displays help for zisview. |
E.4.3 Using the Image-Safe Data Editor
After booting a device from an imaging boot media, you can enter zisedit at the imaging maintenance mode prompt to change, clear, or remove information the image-safe data for that device.
To use zisedit, enter any of the following commands at the prompt:
Table E-4 zisedit Commands
zisedit
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Displays a screen showing all of the image-safe data fields. You can add or change any of the information in the fields. |
zisedit field=new_information
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You can change the information for one field using this syntax, where field is any valid field name and new_information is the information you want this field to contain. field is not case sensitive.
For example, enter zisedit Mask=255.255.252.0 to enter this information in the field.
All of the following are valid field names (the corresponding minimum names that can also be entered on the command line are shown in parenthesis after each field name):
- JustImaged (J)
- ScriptedImage (SC)
- LastBaseImage (L)
- Zone GUID (T)
- Device GUID (ObjectDN)
- Windows WorkGroup (WorkG)
- Windows SID (SI)
- WorkstationID (ID)
- DHCP (DH)
- IP (I)
- Gateway (Gateway)
- Mask (M)
- DNSServerCount (DNSServerC)
- DNSServer1 (DNSServer1)
- DNSSuffix (DNSSu)
- DNSHostName (DNSH)
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zisedit -c
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Clears all image-safe data fields. |
zisedit -r
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Removes the image-safe data store. |
zisedit -h
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Displays help for zisedit. |