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RapiDeploy Technical Reference
-i[IDnumber] Function Sets session ID when sending an image file to more
than one computer. Use this switch with multicast sessions so
the Master PC can identify Client PCs in the same session.
Example To send an image to 10 Client PCs, type
rdeploy -mdb -f[filename] -s9 -i5000001
Note
-i500001 is given as an example. This value is an example of
what the Deployment Server console would send for a session
ID.
See also -m[mode], -s[number of Client PCs], -f[path & file
name]
-ip:[n.n.n.n:p] Function Sets the multicast IP address and port. This can be
used for two purposes: 1) To allow multicasting through a router
that is set up to use a different multicast IP address, and 2) to
separate multiple multicasting sessions more efficiently.
If you are manually running multiple multicast sessions, you can
specify a different multicast IP address for each session to allow
the NIC itself to filter out unwanted packets from other sessions.
This speeds up all sessions involved.
Important
Remember to put the port number at the end of the IP address
after a colon.
Example
rdeploy -mdb -f[filename] -s9 -ip:224.2.0.3:401
See also -m[mode], -s[number of Client PCs], -f[path & file
name]
-iosize:[n] Function Sets the size in KBytes of reades and writes to the
image file. (4-64k). Default is 32k. If setting this to greater than
32k in DOS, you must use a DOS extender, such as DOS/32A.
-kap Function Prevents rdeploy.exe from overwriting any existing
partitions on the hard disk.
-kp[1-31] Function (Download only) Prevents rdeploy.exe from
overwriting a specified partition.
n=partition 1 - 31
Example To keep partition 2 from being overwritten during
imaging, type
rdeploy -md -f[filename] -kp2
See also -m[mode], -f[path & file name]
-kprs Function Keeps the recovery partition during image restoration.
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