Many support units in my organization are using slipstream to build 
installation media/images for windows XP.  Essentially the process 
involves rolling hotfixes and service packs into the setup files so that 
a built machine is patched up to a certain point at install time.

This is a very handy process that is supported by Microsoft.  A problem 
occurs when using the process with Clean Access because slipstreamed 
hotfixes aren't added to the registry.  I cannot use Cisco-supplied 
checks because of this problem.  A feature request has been submitted to 
Cisco to add the required support for slipstreamed machines so that we 
can use the Cisco-supplied checks.

Is there anyone else out there who is/has experienced this problem?  If 
so, I would be curious to hear what you have done as a work-around.

Thanks,
Dave

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Dave Scarfe
Network Programmer/Analyst
Communication and Network Services
Information Technology Services
University of Saskatchewan
ph: 306-966-1811