This article documents the tokens and variables used in Deployment Solution and automation
DS 8.x
System Tokens
An Altiris system token is a type of variable that can be replaced with unique data from the Deployment database. Each computer being managed can have its own unique value for each token. For example, the %COMPNAME% token stores the NetBios computer name while the %DOMAIN% token stores the Microsoft Domain or Workgroup a computer belongs to.
Depending on the individual computer, there may not be a value stored in the Deployment database for every possible token. The names for the Altiris system tokens are case sensitive and must have a percent sign at the beginning and end of the token name. The following table list the currently available system tokens:
These are variable tokens that can be inserted in scripts or answer files to extract information from the Deployment Database:
| Token | Description |
| %ASSETTAG% | Asset tag from SMBIOS. |
| %BWIPADDR% | The IP address of the client computer connected to the Deployment Server. This token only works with Bootworks. It is deprecated and it is recommended that you use the token %AGENTIPADDR% instead. |
| %CALLINGJOBNAME% | The name of the job that called this job or the name of this job if not called by another job. |
| %COMPNAME% | Actual computer name used by the OS. |
| %CONTACT% | Contact name defined in the properties. |
| %DATE% | Date string in the form of mm/dd/yyyy. |
| %DEPT% | Department description defined in the Location properties. |
| %DOMAIN% | MS Workgroup or domain name. |
| %DOMAINOU% | Domain organization units. For example: example.com/<Parent OU>/<OU> |
| %DSSERVER% | The NetBios name of the computer where the Deployment Server is installed. |
| %EMAIL% | Email from the Location properties. |
| %ID% | Unique Computer ID Generated by Deployment Server. |
| %IPNAME% | Full DNS name of the computer. |
| %JOBNAME% | The name of the current job. |
| %JOBUSER% | The name of the user logged in to the Deployment console. |
| %LDAPDOMAINOU% | The LDAP format for AD domains. For example: dc=example.com, dc=com, OU=<Parent OU>, OU=<OU> |
| %MAILSTOP% | Mail stop from the Location properties. |
| %MANUF% | Computer manufacturer from SMBIOS. |
| %NAME% | Complete computer name as displayed in the console. |
| %NETBIOSDOMAIN% | The NetBios name for the Microsoft Domain. |
| %NICyIPADDR% | IP Address for NIC y (y = 1-8). For example: the first NIC would be %NIC1IPADDR% I , second %NIC2IPADDR% ... |
| %NICyIPDNSx% | DNS entry x for NIC y. For example: the second NIC fourth DNS entry would be %NIC2IPDNS4%. |
| %NICyIPGATEWAY% | Default gateway for NIC y (y = 1-8). For example: the first NIC would be %NIC1IPGATEWAY%, second % NIC2IPGATEWAY% ... |
| %NICyIPHOST% | IP HOst for NIC y (y = 1-8). For example, the first NIC would be %NIC1IPHOST%; the second would be %NIC2IPHOST%. |
| %NICyIPNETMASK% | Netmask for NIC y. For example: the first NIC would be %NIC1IPNETMASK%, second %NIC2IPNETMASK% ... |
| %NICyIPWINSx% | WINS entry x for NIC y. For example: the third NIC first WINS entry would be %NIC3IPDNS1%. |
| %NICyMACADDR% | MAC for NIC y (y = 1-8). For example: the first NIC would be %NIC1MACADDR%, second%NIC2MACADDR% ... |
| %NODEFULL% | Complete computer name. |
| %NODENAME% | First 8 characters of actual computer name. |
| %NWCONTEXT% | NetWare context name. |
| %NWSERVER% | NetWare preferred server. |
| %NWTREE% | NetWare preferred tree. |
| %OS% | Specific operating system (Win98, Win2K, WinXP). |
| %OSTYPE% | Operating system type (Win9x, WinNT, Linux). |
| %PHONE% | Phone defined in the Location properties. |
| %PROCDESC% | Description of the processor. |
| %PROCSPEED% | Processor speed. |
| %PROCCOUNT% | The number of processors installed (not the number of processor slots). |
| %PROD_LIC% | Product License Key. |
| %RAMTOTAL% | Total Random Access Memory. |
| %SERIALNUM% | Serial number from SMBIOS. |
| %SITE% | Site description defined in the Location properties. |
| %TIME% | Time string in the form of hour:minutes. |
| %USER_NAME% | User name. |
| %UUID% | The Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) of the computer, if supported by hardware. |