I've thought about that too. When I'm trying to do the following line of code it gives me another error.
cs.NicSettingMap = new CustomizationAdapterMapping[1];
"object reference not set to an instance of an object"
How can I create an array of type NicSettingMap with no range set? :smileyconfused:
My code:
CustomizationSpec cs = new CustomizationSpec();
CustomizationSysprep sysPrep = new CustomizationSysprep();
CustomizationFixedName fixedName = new CustomizationFixedName();
cs.Identity = sysPrep;
cs.GlobalIPSettings = new CustomizationGlobalIPSettings();
cs.NicSettingMap = new CustomizationAdapterMapping[1];
fixedName.Name = "xxxxxxx";
sysPrep.UserData = new CustomizationUserData();
sysPrep.UserData.FullName = "xxxx";
sysPrep.UserData.OrgName = "xxxx";
sysPrep.UserData.ComputerName = fixedName;
sysPrep.UserData.ProductId = "xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx";
sysPrep.LicenseFilePrintData = new CustomizationLicenseFilePrintData();
sysPrep.LicenseFilePrintData.AutoMode = CustomizationLicenseDataMode.perSeat;
sysPrep.GuiUnattended = new CustomizationGuiUnattended();
sysPrep.GuiUnattended.Password = new CustomizationPassword();
sysPrep.GuiUnattended.Password.PlainText = true;
sysPrep.GuiUnattended.Password.Value = "xxxxxxxx";
sysPrep.GuiUnattended.TimeZone = xxx;
sysPrep.Identification = new CustomizationIdentification();
sysPrep.Identification.DomainAdmin = "xxxxxxxxx";
sysPrep.Identification.DomainAdminPassword = new CustomizationPassword();
sysPrep.Identification.DomainAdminPassword.Value = "xxxxxxxxx";
sysPrep.Identification.JoinDomain = "xxxxxxxx";
VM.CustomizeVM_Task(cs);
Edit: I have found a way and now I'm getting another error witch I think, it's missing IP configs.
For those who encounter this problem here is what I have done:
cs.NicSettingMap = new CustomizationAdapterMapping[] { new CustomizationAdapterMapping() };
Thank's for all your help!
