Sysprep and Ovirt Python SDK

19 Jan 2016

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I understand how to set an OS hostname in CloudInit for a Linux VM using th=
e Python SDK like below, but how would I do the same thing for setting an O=
S hostname in a Windows VM using Sysprep?  I can't find any examples of thi=
s anywhere.

[...]
                   action =3D params.Action(
                       vm=3Dparams.VM(
                           initialization=3Dparams.Initialization(
                               cloud_init=3Dparams.CloudInit(
                                   host=3Dparams.Host(address=3D"rheltest00=
1.example.com")

                                   )
                               )
                   vm.start( action )
[...]

Robert

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<p class=3D"MsoNormal">I understand how to set an OS hostname in CloudInit =
for a Linux VM using the Python SDK like below, but how would I do the same=
 thing for setting an OS hostname in a Windows VM using Sysprep?  I ca=
n’t find any examples of this anywhere.<br>
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