wdsutil add-drivergroup
Adds a driver group to the server.
Syntax
wdsutil /add-DriverGroup /DriverGroup:<Groupname>\n\ [/Server:<Servername>] [/Enabled:{Yes | No}] [/Applicability:{Matched | All}] [/Filtertype:<Filtertype> /Policy:{Include | Exclude} /Value:<Value> [/Value:<Value> ...]]
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
/DriverGroup:<Groupname> |
Specifies the name of the new driver group. |
/Server:<Servername> |
Specifies the name of the server. This can be the NetBIOS name or the FQDN. If no server name is specified, the local server is used. |
/Enabled:{Yes|No} |
Enables or disables the package. |
/Applicability:{Matched|All} |
Specifies which packages to install if the filter criteria are met. Matched means install only the driver packages that match a client s hardware. All means install all the packages to clients regardless of their hardware. |
/Filtertype:<Filtertype> |
Specifies the type of the filter to add to the group. You can specify multiple filter types in a single command. Each filter type must be followed by /Policy and at least one /Value. Valid values include:
|
[/Policy:{Include|Exclude}] |
Specifies the policy to be set on the filter. If /Policy is set to Include, client computers that match the filter are allowed to install the drivers in this group. If /Policy is set to Exclude, then client computers that match the filter are not allowed to install the drivers in this group. |
[/Value:<Value>] |
Specifies the client value that corresponds to /Filtertype. You can specify multiple values for a single type. For information about acceptable filter type values, see Driver Group Filters. |
Examples
To add a driver group, type either:
wdsutil /add-DriverGroup /DriverGroup:printerdrivers /Enabled:Yes
wdsutil /add-DriverGroup /DriverGroup:printerdrivers /Applicability:All /Filtertype:Manufacturer /Policy:Include /Value:Name1 /Filtertype:Chassistype /Policy:Exclude /Value:Tower /Value:MiniTower