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MGT315MGT315Deploying Windows Vista Deploying Windows Vista Clients With Systems Clients With Systems Management Server 2003Management Server 2003
MGT315MGT315Deploying Windows Vista Deploying Windows Vista Clients With Systems Clients With Systems Management Server 2003Management Server 2003
Anthony ChanAnthony ChanPremier Field EngineerPremier Field EngineerMicrosoft CorporationMicrosoft Corporation
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Uncoordinated, manual
InfrastructureKnowledge not
captured
Managed IT Infrastructure
with limited automation
and knowledge capture
Managed and consolidated IT Infrastructurewith extensive
Automation, knowledge
captured andre-used
Fully automated management,
dynamic resource
Usage, business linked SLA’s. Knowledge
capture automated and use automated
Cost Center More Efficient Cost Center
Business Enabler Strategic Asset
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DESKTOP, SERVER AND DEVICE MANAGEMENT
Security and Networking
Identity and Access Management
Data Protection and Recovery
IT Process and Policy
Infrastructure Optimization Infrastructure Optimization CapabilitiesCapabilities
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What We Will CoverWhat We Will Cover
An overview of the Systems Management An overview of the Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003 OSD Feature Pack Server (SMS) 2003 OSD Feature Pack UpdateUpdate
Installation of the OSD Feature PackInstallation of the OSD Feature Pack
End-to-end implementation of the SMS End-to-end implementation of the SMS 2003 Operating System Deployment (OSD) 2003 Operating System Deployment (OSD) Feature Pack Update to deploy a Microsoft Feature Pack Update to deploy a Microsoft Windows Windows Vista clientVista client
Comparison of OSD Feature Pack to Comparison of OSD Feature Pack to Remote Installation Services Remote Installation Services (RIS)/Microsoft Windows Desktop Search (RIS)/Microsoft Windows Desktop Search (WDS) and Automated Deployment (WDS) and Automated Deployment Services (ADS)Services (ADS)
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SMS 2003 OSD Feature PackSMS 2003 OSD Feature PackRoadmapRoadmap
This presentation covers some generic This presentation covers some generic information on the SMS 2003 Operating information on the SMS 2003 Operating System Deployment Feature PackSystem Deployment Feature Pack
Released in November of 2004Released in November of 2004
To deploy Windows Vista, you must use the To deploy Windows Vista, you must use the SMS 2003 OSD Feature Pack UpdateSMS 2003 OSD Feature Pack Update
Timeline presented in the presentationTimeline presented in the presentation
SMS 2003 OSD is THE way to deploy SMS 2003 OSD is THE way to deploy Windows Vista in an enterprise!Windows Vista in an enterprise!
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AgendaAgenda
Overview of key features and scenariosOverview of key features and scenarios
Capturing an operating system imageCapturing an operating system image
Distributing the image through SMSDistributing the image through SMS
Installation of the image on the clientInstallation of the image on the client
Positioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSDPositioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD
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Key Features of SMS 2003 OSDKey Features of SMS 2003 OSD
Integrated with SMS 2003Integrated with SMS 2003Inventory-based planning/targetingInventory-based planning/targeting
Uses SMS software distributionUses SMS software distribution
SMS management of replication of images SMS management of replication of images throughout throughout distributed enterprisesdistributed enterprises
Centralized tracking and statusCentralized tracking and status
Custom actionsCustom actions
Advanced Windows Imaging Format (.WIM)Advanced Windows Imaging Format (.WIM)File-based and non-destructiveFile-based and non-destructive
Eliminates duplicate filesEliminates duplicate files
Smaller images / high compression (3:1 Smaller images / high compression (3:1 compression)compression)
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Key Features of SMS 2003 OSDKey Features of SMS 2003 OSD
Advanced image installation task Advanced image installation task sequencingsequencing
User Notification balloonsUser Notification balloons
State capture and restoreState capture and restoreUSMT or customUSMT or custom
Optional SMS advertisementOptional SMS advertisementExecuted during State Restore phaseExecuted during State Restore phase
Custom actionsCustom actionsAbility to include and execute custom installation Ability to include and execute custom installation scriptsscripts
SMS packages can be executed as part of installation SMS packages can be executed as part of installation sequencesequence
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Core ScenariosCore Scenarios
In-place MigrationIn-place MigrationCentral planning, targeting and distribution of Central planning, targeting and distribution of Image PackagesImage Packages
Computer and user state is savedComputer and user state is saved
Image is installedImage is installed
Other SMS advertised programs rapidly Other SMS advertised programs rapidly installedinstalled
Computer and user state is restoredComputer and user state is restored
Centralized status reportingCentralized status reporting
Help Desk Recovery (break/fix)Help Desk Recovery (break/fix)Administrator inserts image installation CD or Administrator inserts image installation CD or distributes via SMSdistributes via SMS
Machine is re-imaged (wipe/load)Machine is re-imaged (wipe/load)
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SMS 2003SMS 2003
““ Install”Install”
MasterMasterComputerComputer
““ Capture”Capture”
ImageImageFileFile
““ Plan”Plan”““DistributDistribut
e”e”““Track”Track”
Target ComputersTarget Computers
ImageImagePackagePackage
StatusStatusReportsReports
SMS 2003 OSD Feature PackSMS 2003 OSD Feature PackOverview of operationsOverview of operations
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Installation of The SMS 2003 Installation of The SMS 2003 OSD OSD Feature pack updateFeature pack updateRequired to support Windows Vista image Required to support Windows Vista image
capture and deploymentcapture and deployment
Requires SMS 2003 Service Pack 2Requires SMS 2003 Service Pack 2Will not install on any previous versionWill not install on any previous version
Does not operate stand aloneDoes not operate stand alone
Available now!Available now!Supports Windows Vista beta 2 or aboveSupports Windows Vista beta 2 or above
The original OSD Feature Pack does NOT The original OSD Feature Pack does NOT support deployment of Windows Vistasupport deployment of Windows Vista
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Features Of The SMS 2003 OSD Features Of The SMS 2003 OSD Feature pack updateFeature pack update
Supports Windows Vista image capture Supports Windows Vista image capture and deploymentand deployment
Still supports Windows 2000 and laterStill supports Windows 2000 and later
Supports two WIM formatsSupports two WIM formatsThe original OSD Feature Pack uses pre-The original OSD Feature Pack uses pre-Windows Vista WIM (0.9)Windows Vista WIM (0.9)
The OSD feature pack update also supports The OSD feature pack update also supports Windows Vista and Windows Server “Longhorn” Windows Vista and Windows Server “Longhorn” WIM (1.0)WIM (1.0)
There is no migration from WIM 0.9 to WIM 1.0There is no migration from WIM 0.9 to WIM 1.0
You would need to deploy a WIM 0.9 image and You would need to deploy a WIM 0.9 image and recapture recapture as a WIM 1.0 imageas a WIM 1.0 image
Supports 64-bit client image capture and Supports 64-bit client image capture and deploymentdeployment
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AgendaAgenda
Overview of key features and scenariosOverview of key features and scenarios
Capturing an operating system imageCapturing an operating system image
Distributing the image through SMSDistributing the image through SMS
Installation of the image on the clientInstallation of the image on the client
Positioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSDPositioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD
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SMS 2003 OSD Client SupportSMS 2003 OSD Client Support
Supported operating systems for capturingSupported operating systems for capturingWindows 2000, Windows XP, Windows VistaWindows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista
Windows Server 2003Windows Server 2003
All must include the SMS 2003 Advanced ClientAll must include the SMS 2003 Advanced Client
Supported clients for image deploymentSupported clients for image deploymentThrough SMS software distributionThrough SMS software distribution
Windows 2000 and laterWindows 2000 and later
Through RIS or Image Installation CDThrough RIS or Image Installation CDWindows 98 (wipe and load)Windows 98 (wipe and load)
All othersAll others
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SMS 2003 OSD Client SupportSMS 2003 OSD Client Support
DHCP is requiredDHCP is requiredWindows PE (WinPE) is used to connect to the Windows PE (WinPE) is used to connect to the SMS share to store the imageSMS share to store the image
Windows PE uses DHCP to acquire an IP addressWindows PE uses DHCP to acquire an IP address
Supported hard drive partitionsSupported hard drive partitionsOnly drive C: is supportedOnly drive C: is supported
OS must be on C: and formatted for NTFSOS must be on C: and formatted for NTFS
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Image Capture ProcessImage Capture Process
1.1. Admin configures Admin configures Master computerMaster computer
2. Insert Image2. Insert ImageCapture CDCapture CD
PreparePrepareMachineMachine
3. Image Capture Wizard 3. Image Capture Wizard prepares computerprepares computer
OS + Service OS + Service PacksPacks
Applications Applications (Office, etc)(Office, etc)
SMS Advanced SMS Advanced ClientClient
Capture Capture settingssettings
Output Output optionsoptions
Click Click “Capture”“Capture”
SysprepSysprep
Advanced Advanced Client prepClient prep
ShutdownShutdown
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Image Capture ProcessImage Capture Process
1.1. Admin configures Admin configures Master computerMaster computer
2. Insert Image2. Insert Image Capture CDCapture CD
PreparePrepareMachineMachine
3. Image Capture Wizard3. Image Capture Wizard prepares computerprepares computer
OS + Service PacksOS + Service Packs
Applications (Office, Applications (Office, etc)etc)
SMS Advanced ClientSMS Advanced Client
Capture Capture settingssettings
Output optionsOutput options
Click “Capture”Click “Capture”
SysprepSysprep
Advanced Client Advanced Client prepprep
ShutdownShutdown
BeginBeginCaptureCapture
4. Computer boots 4. Computer boots from Image Capture from Image Capture CDCD
5. Capture image5. Capture image 6. Capture complete6. Capture complete
Boot into WinPEBoot into WinPE
Capture wizard Capture wizard continuescontinues
Generate WIM Generate WIM imageimage
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Capturing a Windows Vista imageCapturing a Windows Vista image
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AgendaAgenda
Overview of key features and scenariosOverview of key features and scenarios
Capturing an operating system imageCapturing an operating system image
Distributing the image through SMSDistributing the image through SMS
Installation of the image on the clientInstallation of the image on the client
Positioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSDPositioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD
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OSD Image Distribution OSD Image Distribution With SMSWith SMS
Import the WIM file as an Image PackageImport the WIM file as an Image Package
Create an Image ProgramCreate an Image ProgramRequires some base configurationRequires some base configuration
LicensingLicensing
Product keyProduct key
Domain configurationDomain configuration
Modify program properties as appropriateModify program properties as appropriateSMS client configurationSMS client configuration
Operating system configurationOperating system configuration
Custom actionsCustom actions
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OS.WIM
1. Create image package 1. Create image package from captured .wim filefrom captured .wim file
Image DistributionImage Distribution
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OS.WIM
1.1.Create image package Create image package fromfrom
captured .wim filecaptured .wim file
2. Configure 2. Configure deploymentdeployment
settingssettings
Image DistributionImage Distribution
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OS.WIM
1. Create image package 1. Create image package fromfrom
captured .wim filecaptured .wim file
3. Deploy package to3. Deploy package to distribution pointsdistribution points
2. Configure 2. Configure deploymentdeployment
settingssettings
4. Create collection of4. Create collection of target computers totarget computers to advertise toadvertise to
Image DistributionImage Distribution
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Creating and Deploying a Windows Vista Image Package
Creating and Deploying a Windows Vista Image Package
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AgendaAgenda
Overview of key features and scenariosOverview of key features and scenarios
Capturing an operating system imageCapturing an operating system image
Distributing the image through SMSDistributing the image through SMS
Installation of the image on the clientInstallation of the image on the client
Positioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSDPositioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD
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Image Installation OverviewImage Installation Overview
The user receives notification of the The user receives notification of the pending image installationpending image installation
Can initiate install or postpone installCan initiate install or postpone install
Phases of image installationPhases of image installationValidationValidation
State CaptureState Capture
Pre-installPre-install
InstallInstall
Post-installPost-install
State RestoreState Restore
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Image Installation OverviewImage Installation Overview
Customer and ISV actions can be added Customer and ISV actions can be added to extend functionalityto extend functionality
Called “Custom Actions”Called “Custom Actions”
Other SMS advertised programs can be run Other SMS advertised programs can be run in specific order prior to the user logonin specific order prior to the user logon
OSD Client sends status messagesOSD Client sends status messagesMultiple status messages for entire processMultiple status messages for entire process
Status for each phase that begins/completesStatus for each phase that begins/completes
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OSD Target Client OSD Target Client RequirementsRequirements
During image installDuring image installWindows PE is used to access the SMS Windows PE is used to access the SMS distribution point to retrieve the image filedistribution point to retrieve the image file
Requires DHCPRequires DHCP
Required accountsRequired accountsFor deploying to Advanced Clients:For deploying to Advanced Clients:
The Advanced Client Network Access accountThe Advanced Client Network Access account
For deploying to Legacy Clients:For deploying to Legacy Clients:The Legacy Client Software Installation accountThe Legacy Client Software Installation account
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OSD Target Client OSD Target Client RequirementsRequirements
The target computer hardware abstraction The target computer hardware abstraction layer (HAL) must be the same as the layer (HAL) must be the same as the computer the image was created fromcomputer the image was created from
Need a different image for each HAL type you Need a different image for each HAL type you need need to deploy images toto deploy images to
Windows Vista is HAL independentWindows Vista is HAL independent
You can add additional hardware drivers to You can add additional hardware drivers to the Image Capture CD and as custom the Image Capture CD and as custom actions for image deploymentactions for image deployment
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InteractiveInteractive
SystemSystem
Validation PhaseValidation Phase State Capture PhaseState Capture Phase
ISV/Cust.ISV/Cust.ValidationValidation
ScriptScript
Examples:Examples: Check disk spaceCheck disk space Check host nameCheck host name
OSD ClientOSD Client
Image Installation ProcessImage Installation Process
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InteractiveInteractive
SystemSystem
Validation PhaseValidation Phase State Capture PhaseState Capture Phase
ISV/Cust.ISV/Cust.ValidationValidation OSD Client UIOSD Client UI
OSD UserOSD UserNotificationNotification
User InterfaceUser Interface(Notification &(Notification &Postponement)Postponement)
CO
MC
OM
OSD ClientOSD Client
Image Package informationImage Package information(Customizable).(Customizable).
Image Installation ProcessImage Installation Process
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InteractiveInteractive
SystemSystem
Validation PhaseValidation Phase State Capture PhaseState Capture Phase
ISV/Cust.ISV/Cust.ValidationValidation
MachineMachineStateState
CaptureCapture
SMSSMSStateState
CaptureCapture
User StateUser StateCaptureCapture(USMT)(USMT)
ISV/Cust.ISV/Cust.StateState
CaptureCaptureOSD Client UIOSD Client UI
OSD UserOSD UserNotificationNotification
User InterfaceUser Interface(Notification &(Notification &Postponement)Postponement)
CO
MC
OM
User InterfaceUser Interface(Progress)(Progress)
CO
MC
OM
OSD ClientOSD Client
Image Installation ProcessImage Installation Process
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InteractiveInteractive
SystemSystem
Installation PhaseInstallation Phase(Old OS)(Old OS)
Prepare MachinePrepare MachineInstall WinPE, Install WinPE,
copy files, rebootcopy files, reboot
User InterfaceUser Interface(Progress)(Progress)
OSD ClientOSD Client
Installation PhaseInstallation Phase(WinPE)(WinPE)
Pre-installationPre-installationPhasePhase
Post-installationPost-installationPhasePhase
(New OS)(New OS)
OSD Image InstallerOSD Image Installer
Image Installation ProcessImage Installation Process
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InteractiveInteractive
SystemSystem
Installation PhaseInstallation Phase(Old OS)(Old OS)
Prepare MachinePrepare MachineInstall WinPE, Install WinPE,
copy files, rebootcopy files, reboot
User InterfaceUser Interface(Progress)(Progress)
OSD ClientOSD Client
Installation PhaseInstallation Phase(WinPE)(WinPE)
OSD ClientOSD Client
Pre-installationPre-installationPhasePhase
DiskpartDiskpartISV/Cust.ISV/Cust.
ActionActionISV/Cust.ISV/Cust.
ActionAction
OSD ClientOSD Client
OSD Image InstallerOSD Image Installer
WIMWIM
Post-installationPost-installationPhasePhase
(New OS)(New OS)
Image Installation ProcessImage Installation Process
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Image Installation ProcessImage Installation Process
InteractiveInteractive
SystemSystem
State Restore PhaseState Restore Phase
New Operating SystemNew Operating System
User InterfaceUser Interface(Progress)(Progress)
CO
MC
OM
OSD ClientOSD Client
CompleteComplete
MinisetupMinisetup
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InteractiveInteractive
SystemSystem
State Restore PhaseState Restore Phase
New Operating SystemNew Operating System
MachineMachineStateState
RestoreRestore
SMSSMSStateState
RestoreRestore
User StateUser StateRestoreRestore(USMT)(USMT)
ISV/Cust.ISV/Cust.StateState
RestoreRestore
User InterfaceUser Interface(Progress)(Progress)
CO
MC
OM
OSD ClientOSD Client
CompleteComplete
User LogonUser LogonMinisetupMinisetup
Image Installation ProcessImage Installation Process
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Technologies UsedTechnologies Used
WIM – Windows ImagingWIM – Windows ImagingCaptured image file based formatCaptured image file based format
Windows PE 2004Windows PE 2004Used for image captures and installations Used for image captures and installations
Runs SysprepRuns Sysprep
Model computer preparationModel computer preparation
Target computer configurationTarget computer configuration
DiskpartDiskpartPartitioning option for installationPartitioning option for installation
USMT – User State Migration ToolUSMT – User State Migration ToolIntegration for user state capture and restoreIntegration for user state capture and restore
USMT 2.6.1 for non-Windows Vista operating systems, USMT 2.6.1 for non-Windows Vista operating systems, User State Migration Tool (USMT) 3.0 for Windows VistaUser State Migration Tool (USMT) 3.0 for Windows Vista
Not part of OSDNot part of OSD
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Installing the Windows Vista Image on the Target ClientInstalling the Windows Vista Image on the Target Client
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AgendaAgenda
Overview of key features and scenariosOverview of key features and scenarios
Capturing an operating system imageCapturing an operating system image
Distributing the image through SMSDistributing the image through SMS
Installation of the image on the clientInstallation of the image on the client
Positioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSDPositioning ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD
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Automated Deployment Services (ADS)Automated Deployment Services (ADS)Large-scale, administrator-initiated, high-speed, task Large-scale, administrator-initiated, high-speed, task sequence-driven deployments of servers in data centers sequence-driven deployments of servers in data centers or or corporate environmentscorporate environments
Remote Installation Services (RIS)Remote Installation Services (RIS)User-initiated, Active Directory configuration based User-initiated, Active Directory configuration based deployments in corporate environmentsdeployments in corporate environments
Windows Deployment Services (WDS) replaces RISWindows Deployment Services (WDS) replaces RIS
Operating System Deployment (OSD)Operating System Deployment (OSD)Large scale, administrator-initiated, task sequence-driven Large scale, administrator-initiated, task sequence-driven deployments of desktops in corporate environmentsdeployments of desktops in corporate environments
Also supports self service deployments through Also supports self service deployments through advertisements using Run Advertised Programsadvertisements using Run Advertised Programs
Comparing ADS, RIS, WDS and Comparing ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD Typical Use of EachOSD Typical Use of Each
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Comparing ADS, RIS, WDS and OSDComparing ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD
Operating system supportOperating system supportADSADSWindows 2000: all Server editionsWindows 2000: all Server editions
Windows Server 2003: all 32-bit versions and x64Windows Server 2003: all 32-bit versions and x64
RIS/WDSRIS/WDSWindows Server 2003: all 32 and 64-bit versionsWindows Server 2003: all 32 and 64-bit versions
Windows 2000: all Professional and ServerWindows 2000: all Professional and Server
Windows XP ProfessionalWindows XP Professional
WDS supports Windows VistaWDS supports Windows Vista
OSD Feature Pack UpdateOSD Feature Pack UpdateWindows Server 2003: all 32 and x64-bit versionsWindows Server 2003: all 32 and x64-bit versions
Windows 2000: all Professional and ServerWindows 2000: all Professional and Server
Windows XP Professional and Windows Vista: Windows XP Professional and Windows Vista: 32 and x64-bit versions32 and x64-bit versions
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Comparing ADS, RIS, WDS and OSDComparing ADS, RIS, WDS and OSD
Choosing which to useChoosing which to useFor desktop deploymentsFor desktop deploymentsAdministrator scheduled/managed desktop Administrator scheduled/managed desktop deployments: OSDdeployments: OSD
Self-service deployments: OSD or RIS/WDSSelf-service deployments: OSD or RIS/WDS
For server deployments:For server deployments:
Simple server deployment: OSDSimple server deployment: OSD
Complex server deployment: ADSComplex server deployment: ADS
Self-service server image deployment: OSD or Self-service server image deployment: OSD or RIS/WDSRIS/WDS
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ADS 1.0ADS 1.09/039/03
SMS 2003SMS 200310/0310/03
SMS 2003SMS 2003SP1SP1
ADS 1.1ADS 1.1
SMS 2003SMS 2003SP2SP2
OSD FPOSD FP
Microsoft Virtual Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 Server 2005
Migration Migration ToolkitToolkit VSMTVSMT
SCCM 2007SCCM 2007(SMS v4)(SMS v4)
CurrentlyCurrentlyShippingShipping
UnifiedUnifiedEnterpriseEnterprise
OS DeploymentOS Deployment
WDS forWDS forWindows Server Windows Server
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SMS v4 OSSMS v4 OSDeploymentDeploymentbuilds on builds on WDS & other WDS & other LHLHtechnologytechnology
TransferTransfertechnologytechnology
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RIS inRIS inWindows Server Windows Server
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CustomCustomerer
updatesupdates
= OS Deployment= OS Deployment ProductProduct
Format: ADSFormat: ADS
Format: WIM 0.9Format: WIM 0.9
Format: ADSFormat: ADS
Format: WIM 1.0Format: WIM 1.0
WDS inWDS inWindows ServerWindows Server
“Longhorn”“Longhorn”
Format: WIM 1.0Format: WIM 1.0 Format: WIM 1.0Format: WIM 1.0
OSD FPOSD FPLH updateLH updateFormat: WIM 1.0Format: WIM 1.0
OS Deployment RoadmapOS Deployment Roadmap
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SummarySummary
SMS adds Windows Vista operating system SMS adds Windows Vista operating system image deployment with the OSD Feature image deployment with the OSD Feature Pack UpdatePack Update
This is the recommended method This is the recommended method for Windows Vista deploymentsfor Windows Vista deployments
Requires SMS 2003 Service Pack 2Requires SMS 2003 Service Pack 2
Deploys Windows 2000, Windows XP, Deploys Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2003 Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2003 imagesimages
Image includes the Advanced ClientImage includes the Advanced Client
Target systems can be Windows 98 or Target systems can be Windows 98 or higherhigher
SMS clients or bare metal systemsSMS clients or bare metal systems
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