I currently use the "zman imaging-apply-assigned-imaging-bundle|iaaib" command to apply images using a script. I would like to be able to "Cancel Imaging Work" using a similar script. Can a zman command be added for this.

by: Jeremy F. | over a year ago | Imaging

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• This would be useful in my environment too (University cluster rooms) where we re-image on a schedule using custom scripts. I've posted an idea for this in the past also.

  by: Jamie A. | over a year ago

• I asked for this three years ago.
  Ulrich F.

  by: Ulrich F. | over a year ago

• This would be useful in my environment too: A School with 400 Clients.
  Hubert B.

  by: Hubert b. | over a year ago

• We are also using the "zman iaaib" in server scripts to apply assigned imaging bundle, and needs to get the setting of a workstation BACK to the “nothing” option ?
  
  That would require a zman iraib option:
  
  imaging-remove-assigned-imaging-bundle (iraib)
  
  or a zman idn option
  
  imaging-do-nothing (idn)
  
  The only way around this currently is to assign a non-destructive imaging bundle, and let the device go thru the reboot + imaging bundle to reset back to nothing, however this is not perfect.

  by: Bjørn K. | over a year ago

• Yes, this would be very useful. I would expect that zman would match the capabilities of ZCC, specially in something as simple as canceling an assignment.

  by: Moises M. | over a year ago