Could you set an expiration date for unattended images?


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Hi,

I'm looking how to put expiry date on unattended images, any ideas?

Thank a lot.
 

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It seems to me, that you should describe where you those images are situated.
- On one of the drives of your PC?
- On some site, if yes, where?
- Here at the ElevenForum?
- Attended / unattended by who?
Please explain your situation and why you intend to do what you mentioned.
 

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Sorry for the confusion, they are ISOS with unattended installation.
I want them to expire in x amount of time, something similar to what is done in SCCM.

Again, sorry for my bad English.
 

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My thoughts about 'images' were 'pictures' of any kind, but probably you were pointing at ISO files, intended for installation of a program, maybe a Windows system.

I can hardly imagine you could automatically delete them after a certain period. Would not know why you would want to do such a thing, but as I am not familiar with unattended installation (never used that), I'll leave answering to other members.
 

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Yes, the idea is to make the windows ISO expire so it won't let you install, something similar is done in SCCM, I think it's done in boot.wim but I'm not sure and I don't know how to do it either.
 

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Config Manager does not have expiring boot images. You can set an expiration on a task sequence deployment, which is probably what you're thinking of.

How about you tell us what problem you're trying to solve? This seems like an XY problem.
 

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I usually keep the isos updated, every Tuesday I download the KB and implement it, the initial idea is to extend the updates to once a month, as a way to force myself I want to implement expiration, not being able to install an outdated ISO image, I also thought about implementing expiration once they stop having MS support.
 

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