The structure of the CustomSettings.ini file

As we look at the structure of the Rules tab of a share, we are also looking at the CustomSettings.ini file. The structure of the file is fairly basic; there are two sections, the [Settings] area and the [Default] area:

[Settings] 
Priority=Default 
Properties=MyCustomProperty 
 
[Default] 
OSInstall=Y 
SkipAppsOnUpgrade=YES 
SkipCapture=NO 
SkipAdminPassword=YES 
SkipProductKey=YES 
_SMSTSOrgName=MDT Reference Task Sequence 
SkipBitLocker=YES 
SkipDomainMembership=YES 
JoinWorkgroup=Workgroup 
SkipFinalSummary=YES 
SkipLocaleSelection=YES 
SkipSummary=YES 
SkipTimeZone=YES 
SkipUserData=YES 
TimeZoneName=Eastern Standard Time 

Now what we see is under [Settings]; there are two entries, Priority and Properties. Priority defines the grouping order that is to be followed when there is a settings conflict. Properties is a place to define custom properties, which we will discuss later in this chapter.

So, on Priority, note that we only have one section...