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mfranusiak

Using USMT To capture Reg File

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Hi Everyone.

 

I am new to the whole SCCM scene, but i was able to setup a lite touch deployment for our enterprise. I have some task sequences that I have been using to pull User State from one machine to another in various side by side migrations. They work perfect, but I would like to encorporate one more item in my USMT, and I have been having some difficulty. I would like to use USMT to pull some reg keys from our shoretel client. From my reading online I see that I have to edit my migapp.xml, but I am not sure if what I am doing is correct because its not migrating the reg keys. Is there anythign else I should be editing or changing besides the migapp? I am using USMT 4.0, here is my attempt at changing the xml file. Any help is greatly appreciated.

 

<!-- Shoretel 9.2 User Data Migration -->

<component type="Application" context="System">

<displayName>Component to migrate only registry value string</displayName>

<role role="Settings">

<rules>

<include>

<objectSet>

<pattern type="Registry">HKCU\Software\Shoreline Teleworks\* [*]</pattern>

</objectSet>

</include>

</rules>

</role>

</component>

</role>

</component>

</role>

</component>

</migration>

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