Installing SMS Client to Drive Other Than Most Free Disk Space

ID: Q127072

The information in this article applies to:

Microsoft Systems Management Server versions 1.0, 1.1, 1.2

SUMMARY

By default, Microsoft Systems Management Server client software is installed on the drive with the most amount of free disk space. This article discusses the steps necessary to allow SMS client software (Windows NT, MS-DOS, and OS/2) to be installed on a drive other than the drive with the most free disk space.

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For Windows NT and MS-DOS Clients

Make a backup copy of the SMSLS.BAT file.

Use a text editor such as Notepad to modify the SMSLS.BAT file. For login scripts and manual execution of SMSLS.BAT, find the following and add the appropriate switches according to the syntax below.

Login Scripts:


      CLI_DOS.EXE -pa:/p:%%SMS_UNC%%\ -pa:/d:<another drive>:
      CLI_NT.EXE -pa:/p:%%SMS_UNC%%\ -pa:/d:<another drive>:

      CLI_DOS.EXE -pa:/d:<another drive>:
      CLI_NT.EXE -pa:/d:<another drive>:


      CLI_DOS.EXE -pa:/d:<another drive>:
      CLI_NT.EXE -pa:/d:<another drive>:

For OS/2 Clients

Make a backup copy of the SMSLS.CMD file.

Use a text editor such as Notepad to modify the SMSLS.CMD file. For login scripts and manual execution of SMSLS.CMD, find the following and add the appropriate switches according to the syntax below.

Login Scripts:


      CLI_OS2.EXE -pa:/d:<another drive>:


      CLI_OS2 /d:<another drive>:

NOTE: If the above additions are not made to the SMSLS.BAT or SMSLS.CMD file, only manual execution of the file works. All variables must be proceeded by "-pa" (without quotes). It is not possible to combine variables following a single "-pa" in the command line.

Additional query words: prodsms sms

Keywords : kbnetwork smssetup smshowto
Version : winnt:1.0,1.1,1.2
Platform : winnt
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