Contents
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Introducing Nomad 7.0.200
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Implementing Nomad
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Working with Nomad
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Core features
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Advanced features
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ActiveEfficiency features
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OS Deployment features
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OS deployment task sequences
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Set Nomad as download program
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Create Nomad application policy
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Delete Nomad application policy
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Disable Run from distribution point
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Enable Run from distribution point
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Install and configure Nomad in WinPE
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Install 1E Client
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Get migration settings
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Peer backup assistant Provision Nomad PBA data store
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Peer backup assistant Finalize Nomad PBA data store
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Peer backup assistant Locate existing Nomad PBA data store
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Peer backup assistant Release Nomad PBA data store
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Pre-stage content using Nomad
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Save Nomad cache
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Restore Nomad cache
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Stage 1E Client Package
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1E WSA Actions
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Peer backup assistant Close Nomad PBA data store
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Peer backup assistant High-availability
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Redirect content location to the Nomad cache
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Set Nomad as download program
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Peer Backup Assistant - PBA
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OS deployment task sequences
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Nomad tools
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Operational best practices
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Frequently asked questions
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Core features
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Troubleshooting
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Training
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Reference
This custom task sequence action is used to provision a PBA data store prior to saving user state using USMT. It is the first step of the Peer backup assistance sequence (USMT Capture User State follows).
Actions | Notes |
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This task:
| This task sequence action:
If the task sequence variable 1EWSA_USMTSizeInMB is set, the step will use its assigned value when polling. |
Configurable parameters
Parameter | Default value | Description |
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Name | Peer backup assistant: Provision Nomad PBA data store | Name for the custom task sequence action. |
Description | Action to find a PBA data store for saving user state | Description for the custom task sequence action. |
Use Nomad's size estimation | Disabled by default. | If enabled, the estimation is passed to NMDS_POLL. |
Static cache space | 100 | Estimated cache space in MB required to store the user state. This can either be a number, the default being 100, or the name of a task sequence variable holding the value delimited by '%', e.g. " %USMTEstimate% . |