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3.9.1
3.9.2
3.9.3
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
3.14
3.15
3.16
3.17
3.17.1
3.17.2
3.18
3.19
3.20
3.20.1
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3.21
3.22
3.23
3.24
DOCUMENT CONTROL................................................................................................... 31
4.1
CHANGE HISTORY ....................................................................................................... 31
4.2
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1.1
Your new computer with power cord (see 3.23 in case of trouble).
This guide
1.2
1.3
The setup process will install the following on your new computer:
Media Player, Flash Player, Symantec End Point Protection, Office 2010, Lync
HP CAE Client
1.4
Term
Definition
HP
Hewlett Packard
VPN
HP CAE
Active
Directory
LDS
1.5
This document was written to match image version 1.6.0. Some details could be different if the
computer build is done using another version of the image.
1.6
Although building the computer over a VPN connection is referred to a few times in this document, this
is a future feature, and not yet available. See also 3.9.3 for some practical information.
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2 PC SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
2.1
This section of the user guide will briefly describe the steps required to perform the out of the box PC
setup. This section is intended to act as a quick reference guide for experienced users only.
For a detailed instruction, or in case you have questions or doubts, see section 2.2.
Note: In case of questions, refer to the corresponding step in section 2.2 first. If questions remain, check
the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section (chapter 4) of this guide.
1
Unbox computer and plug your computer into a working power supply. Do not run the
setup process in battery mode.
Select the language and keyboard. See 3.8 for information. Click Next.
10
Setup continues automatically. Please be patient. This process may take approx. 15
minutes, and includes several restarts.
11
Install Symantec Endpoint Protection. Select your applicable location. Click Execute.
12
Setup continues automatically. Please be patient, no activity required, until step 13.
This process may take up to 15 - 30 minutes, and includes several restarts.
13
Join Computer to Domain. Select Domain, and provide username and password. Click
on Proceed (Query).
If you are at the office go to Step 14a.
If you work at home or away from the office go to Step 14b.
14
a
At Office: One (or more) eligible computer account was found, click OK. The found
computer name is indicated in the Computer Name screen. Click on Proceed (Rename)
to proceed.
14
b
15
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17
Clean up and preparation. This will take approx. 5-10 minutes. Please be patient.
Optionally: When the Windows will shut down in 5 minutes message is on screen you
can manually restart the computer. You will need to accept the other people are
logged on message that appears
18
19
The installation of patches and applications will automatically start. You can see
progress and activity in the system tray (Blue icon).
Notice the installation might continue after the 15 minute countdown Verify the status,
by checking the blue icon in the system tray.
20
21
Disk Encryption setup (laptops only). Logon with the default credentials
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Username: LMETEMP
Password: ABC123
Disk Encryption user name (laptops only). Provide your Ericsson username. It is very
important that the ID is your unique Ericsson ID (SIGNUM). When done, click OK.
23
Disk Encryption password change (laptops only). Type a new password and repeat. The
password should contain 3 of the categories: Lower case, upper case, numbers or
special characters, and be minimum 8 characters long. When done, click OK.
24
25
Computer build complete. Double click the splash screen (or wait) to close the
message.
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Continue with instructions online. For further instruction on e.g. additional software
installation or data migration, double-click the PC Setup instructions online shortcut
on the desktop.
2.2
This section describes in detail the steps to perform the PC setup out of the box. For a concise
checklist-style instruction, see chapter 2.1.
Note: Please follow all the steps in this guide. If you have questions or need help check the Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQs) section (chapter 3) of this guide.
Note: You may need to record network printer names and mapped drives so you can connect to these
after completing setup.
Follow each of the steps below:
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Setup continues
Deployment tasks are occurring in
the background. Please wait. Do
not turn off your computer.
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Setup continues
The setup process will continue
automatically.
This process may take approx. 15
minutes, and includes several
restarts.
After restart the computer will
proceed automatically.
Configuration and applications will
be installed at this time. Please
be patient.
The screenshots shown next and
below are to give an impression
on the progress.
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Setup continues
The setup process will again
continue automatically.
Please be patient, no activity
required, until step 13.
This process may take up to 15 30 minutes, and includes several
restarts.
After restart the computer will
proceed automatically.
Configuration and applications will
be installed at this time. Please
be patient until step 13.
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At Office
After having clicked Query
directory for computer names (in
the previous step), the computer
will search the Active Directory for
the computer name that has been
set up for you. A dialog box will
indicate the result of that.
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At Home (VPN)
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Log on
Logon with your credentials. The
same used at step 13
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Log on
Logon with your credentials. The
same used at step 13
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Automatic Reboot
When completed with this stage,
the computer will automatically
restart.
Desktop users skip to step 24,
laptop user continue to step 21.
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22
Username: LMETEMP
Password: ABC123
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Log on
Logon with your credentials. The
same used at step 13
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2.3
Application installation
Network printers
Certificates
Updated FAQs
Returning old computer
Etc
In the event of an Operating System failure or issue with your computer, it might be necessary to
reimage your computer. Check with the Service Desk before proceeding, to ensure there are no other
alternatives (see section 3.20.1).
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Warning! This process will delete all data from your computer. Make sure to back-up your profile and
data files before proceeding.
1
Restart your computer and press ESC key to get to the boot menu.
System Information
System Diagnostics
HP SpareKey
Boot Device Options
Bios Setup
HP Recovery
Network Boot
Allow for your computer to start up. Follow the instructions on screen
Notice, this could take 5-10 minutes to complete. No progress will be shown.
2.4
If rebuilding the computer using the Recovery partition (see 2.3) is not possible, because e.g. the hard
disk has been replaced, or the recovery partition has been damaged, it is possible to rebuild the
computer using the image from a USB stick.
Notice that rebuilding the computer with a USB stick, will cause the issue No eligible computer
account found issue, which is explained at 3.13.
Contact the service desk prior to rebuilding with USB stick, so that the computer account is prepared
for rebuild.
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3.1
The setup process (section 2.1) will normally take between 90 120 minutes. This will depend on the
number of applications assigned to the computer, the computer performance, and the speed and
usage of the network connection.
However, when connecting from a remote location that has no local HP CAE infrastructure (small or
home offices), the installation can take significantly longer. Several hours on top of the normal duration.
Watch the blue HP CAE icon in the System Tray, to verify any progress.
3.2
This feature is currently not yet available, and is planned for inclusion in the next image release.
3.3
Yes, it is not a problem to build your new computer, while you are still working on the old. However,
when the build process has completed, it is advised to migrate all your daily tasks as soon as
convenient to the new computer.
3.4
The PC Setup makes sure that Windows, and basic applications are appropriately installed.
Technically you could start working after the completion of section 2.1.
However, there could be some actions (e.g. User data migration, further installation of application,
configuration of Outlook and network printers) that you would like to complete first. In that case, refer
to the PC Setup instructions online icon on the Desktop. This will bring you to further instruction on
these and other topics.
3.5
The computer name of your computer is changed during the build process (step 11 in section 2.1). If
later you need this information, you can find it under the system properties of your computer. To view
this page click on Start right click Computer click on Properties.
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3.6
Make sure the power cord is plugged in as the battery may not be charged. If that doesnt work call
the Service Desk (see section 3.24)
3.7
The computer build process verifies if the computer is connected to the corporate network, by issuing
a ping to the domain name. In some rare cases this detection might not function correctly.
If you incorrectly receive a message that a non-corporate connection is detected, verify that the used
network cable indeed is connected to the corporate network, and that corporate network resources can
be accessed (test e.g. with a different computer, by copying a file from a network share, or accessing
the corporate intranet). If you have confirmed that the computer is indeed connected to the corporate
network, close the VPN tool, and continue as normal. See also 3.9.3
If you are unsure, please call the Service Desk (see section 3.24)
3.8
The below table shows the correlation between regional settings (Locale) and keyboard layout
chosen during the setup phase and the final result in Windows. Here below Swedish is used as an
example, but same would apply for any other language as Swedish.
You configure
You get
Time and
Currency format
Keyboard layout
Regional settings
Keyboard layout
English (US)
Swedish
English (US)
1:
2:
Swedish
US
Swedish
US
Swedish
1:
2:
US
Swedish
Swedish
Swedish
Swedish
1:
Swedish
English (US)
US
English (US)
1:
US
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3.9
3.9.1
LOGON FAILED
If a dialog indicates: The logon to the directory (LDS) failed. The username was unknown or the
password was incorrect, this could be due to four reasons:
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The username password combination you have tried is incorrect. If possible please verify on a
different already installed corporate computer, to see if domain is correct, and the usernamepassword combination works ok. If that doesnt work call the Service Desk (see section 3.24)
The password has expired. When the account is new, or the password has aged, the password
is set to expired. If this is the case, you need to change your password before you continue.
Press Ctrl-Alt-Del to change your password; see 3.10 for a detailed explanation.
The account is locked out. After too many invalid logon attempts, the account will become
temporarily locked out. This is to prevent password attacks. Your account will be
automatically unlocked after some time. Please wait 30 minutes before trying again. If that
doesnt work call the Service Desk (see section 3.24)
The account has expired. An account that has been created for temporary usage, could have
been given an expiration date. After this date the account cannot be used anymore. This
cannot be resolved without support. Contact the Service Desk for assistance (see section 3.24)
3.9.2
Verify the computer has a working connection to the corporate network, by running a ping
erricson.se, this should give a response (not: Request timed out).
Verify that Symantec End Point Protection is in Office mode. To verify open the Symantec
applet from the System tray, click on Help and open the Troubleshooting section. The Location
should indicate Office. If this is not the case (e.g. Internet), then the Symantec client cannot
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communicate with the Symantec servers on the corporate network. This is probably due to
local network problems, like routing or firewall issues.
If unable to resolve, call the Service Desk (see section 3.24)
3.9.3
If a dialog indicates: Detected a non corporate connection, this means that the scripts are not able to
receive a response from the ericsson.se domain. It is then assumed that the computer is built, outside
of the corporate network, and that the connection to the corporate network will be made through a VPN
connection.
Important notice: This is a future feature. Currently the computer build over VPN is not yet
included/supported. Instead of the VPN utility, Notepad will be launched, as a placeholder.
If the non corporate connection-dialog is shown, when this is not expected, verify that the computer is
properly connected to the corporate network. Verify physical connections (the computer should be build
using a wired network connection), and optically verify from a command prompt network details using
ipconfig /all and ping erricson.se. If unsuccessful, call the Service Desk (see section 3.24)
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then select the HP CAE Update Connect from the HP CAE Agent Start Menu. If the applications are still
not listed you may need to go through normal channels to request the application.
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Alternatively contact the Service Desk by one of the external telephone numbers below, or use one of
the following short internal numbers.
IT support is provided 24x7 in English. The support in local languages is provided during local office
hours. Out of office hours the calls are rerouted to the English support
Internal telephone numbers:
Language
Phone number
EMEA
English (24x7)
Spanish
English (24x7)
Indonesian
Mandarin
Japanese
English (24x7)
Spanish
APAC
AMERICAS
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French
Portuguese
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4 DOCUMENT CONTROL
4.1
CHANGE HISTORY
The following Change History log contains a record of changes made to this document:
Version
2.1
Date
03-12-2013
Author
Wieger Ponstein
2.2
03-12-2013
Wieger Ponstein
2.3
23-12-2013
Wieger Ponstein
2.4
09-01-2014
Wieger Ponstein
2.5
09-01-2014
Wieger Ponstein
2.6
30-01-2014
Wieger Ponstein
4.2
Verified by
Changes
Added phone numbers
to 3.20.1
Reordered 2.1and 2.2.
Added 3.19. Moved
Document Control to
end for better
readability.
Added 3.21, modified
3.13 and 2.4
Removed references
to the cross cable
Changed 3.9 and
added 3.10. Removed
reference to cross
cable in 1.1. Added
screenshot to 2.3.
Updated telephone
numbers in 3.24
Updated screenshots
to match image 1.6.0.
Added section 3.22
Removed references
to VPN existing
support
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url
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