Unattended install with Retail Key/DVD

Hi,
Another daft question that I hope someone can answer and save mne finding out the hard way!?
Can I use an answer file to create an unattended install of Vista (with SP1) but using retail media and retail key, or does this only work with OEM key/media?
Reason for asking is that I have five idenical test PC's to set-up with Vista SP1 for some trials on file transfers etc and it wouldn't half be easier if I could do these unattended?
Thanks
Ridesy

Yes. It should work on OEM media as it is using the same WIM image.

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