Posted on 06-29-2015 10:55 PM
Hi all,
At School we have 2 Mac Labs for Art/Design with Epson IP Scanners. Currently, after imaging the lab, I need to manually add the scanner settings using a Local Admin Account.
I'm looking for a .plist somewhere that stores the scanner details so I don't have to setup 40 machines with scanners every time I re-image the labs (currently every 3 months). The preferences must be system level as they carry across users, yet I can't find anything in /Library/Preferences or /System/Library/
Does anyone know where I can find such a plist or something I can package up to add to the imaging process so I can do zero-touch imaging? I'd like to avoid capturing a separate image if possible.
Thanks in advance
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Posted on 07-02-2015 03:44 AM
Pretty sure it depends on the type of scanner
The two USB scanners I packaged recently (4490 & 4990) both required a Composer Snapshot
The network scanners (50000 in our case) hold the config in /Library/Image Capture/TWAIN Data Sources/EPSON_____.ds
Posted on 06-30-2015 02:54 AM
Hi,
We did this a few weeks ago. There were a couple of different files needed so we packaged it with Composer and deployed. All worked ok.
I don't have access to the package at the moment to check what the files were but I'll take a look later and post back.
Posted on 07-01-2015 07:26 PM
Thanks @davidacland, It's not a big deal for the time-being.
I've manage to complete the 40 machine re-image yesterday using enough open ARD sessions that my colleagues thought I was trying to hack the Matrix.
Posted on 07-02-2015 03:44 AM
Pretty sure it depends on the type of scanner
The two USB scanners I packaged recently (4490 & 4990) both required a Composer Snapshot
The network scanners (50000 in our case) hold the config in /Library/Image Capture/TWAIN Data Sources/EPSON_____.ds
Posted on 07-02-2015 03:35 PM
Thanks @andysemak , When I budled that file in a Composer Snapshot it worked.
Now to test it on my lab and FINALLY have at least one configuration that is setup for Zero Touch Imaging :)