[one-users] Windows* contextualization scripts?

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>>>>> "SP" == Stefan P <deubeulyou at gmail.com> writes:

SP> Configuring the network on one given windows version is, I'd bet,
SP> as easy as it is to do on debian. So now you have two
SP> scripts... What about other distros, windows versions... OS X ?

Not this difficult to solve. Mac OS X  is a BSD Unix, you have to find
where  to hook  your script.   

Linux  distributions use  a  handful of  packeting  system and  system
configuration script  since most  of them take  them from  an original
distribution (for the later I count slacky, suse, rh and Debian).
 
SP> My point being, if you're building a cloud that aims to support
SP> arbitrary OS images (maybe made by users), or a large combination
SP> of OS versions and distributions, then DHCP is probably the only
SP> sane solution.

It  depends on  users needs.  Are you  sure that  DHCP can  easily and
sanely support several  virtual networks where hosts must  act as they
have a fixed IP ?

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