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Complete the Deployment Wizard as described in Running the Deployment Wizard, ensuring that you specifically follow the configuration settings on the wizard pages listed in Table 11 and selecting the values on the other wizard pages appropriate to your organization. Before you can manage configuration settings in the MDT DB, create a new MDT DB or connect to an existing MDT DB in the Deployment Workbench. Start the Open Deployment Share Wizard by: Right-clicking the Deployment Shares node, and then clickingOpen Deployment Share, Clicking the Deployment Shares node, and then, from the Action menu, clickingOpen Deployment Share, Clicking the Deployment Shares node, and then, in the Actions pane, clicking Open Deployment Share. The template version in Listing 5 does not contain sufficient settings to successfully deploy Windows to a target computer. When deploying language packs using: ZTI, put one or more language packs in each Configuration Manager package. Figure 1 illustrates the high-level LTI, ZTI, and UDI deployment processes. This property controls the width of the control. Configure the title and banner image to be displayed in the UDI Wizard as described in Configure the UDI Wizard Title and Banner Image. For more information on using the UDI SDK to create custom wizard pages, see "Creating Custom UDI Wizard Pages" in the User-Driven Installation Developers Guide. If MDT is installed on a separate computer, you must install the Remote Server Administration Tools feature so that the WDSUTIL command-line utility is available. Otherwise, 1 GB of free space is required on the drive containing the %TEMP% folder. In many instances, device drivers from vendors are already signed. The name of the instruction set on which the operating system is designed, either x86 or x64. Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) has long been a popular free deployment solution, allowing organizations to roll out image-based installations of Windows. Copy and paste applications and folders beneath the Applications node in the Deployment Workbench by using the Copy and Paste actions as described in Copy Items in the Deployment Workbench. Add any combinations of these conditions to determine whether the task sequence step should run. You enable DaRT support based on the operating system running on the computer on which you installed MDT. Select the task sequence you created for the target computer deployment in the Replace Computer deployment scenario to deploy the captured image of the reference computer to the new target computer. Although you can perform large-scale deployments using the CustomSettings.ini file, the MDT DB can help reduce the effort need to manage such deployments. The MDT_BA account will be created next. Add the language pack (.cab file) downloaded from Microsoft into the subfolder created in step 2. If the name of the folder matches the value that the BIOS returned for make and model, you can select the appropriate folder structure based on task sequence variables later in the process. This wizard appears when the conditions in Table 97 are met. After creating the new UDI Wizard configuration file, create a new task sequence or modify an existing task sequence steps to use the appropriate MDT files package. Windows features take advantage of code-signing technologies, and requirements for security in the operating system enforce the use of digital signatures for some kinds of code. Create a new task sequences step based on the Install Updates Offline type at the appropriate place in the task sequence hierarchy as described in Configure the Task Sequence Properties Task Sequence Tab. The deployment_share*Properties dialog box opens (where deployment_share is the name of the deployment share you want to configure). Clearing the OSDDiskIndexVariable task sequence variable allows other disks to be partitioned and formatted as a part of the task sequence. In theDNS Zone Properties dialog box, in Dynamic updates, select one of the following: Select the Scavenge stale resource records check box to enable this feature, and then click OK. On the Properties tab of the Configure DNS step, click Server Properties. Add one or more task sequence variables to a task sequence step condition as described in Add Task Sequence Variables to Task Sequence Step Conditions. For example, you might need to modify an INF file for a device driver, and then sign the device driver. You can add or remove validation checks to this list. This task sequence template is used for the MDT New Computer, Refresh Computer, and Replace Computer deployment scenarios. MDT acts as a data store for the various operating systems and drivers in use on the equipment supported in your enterprise. Select to configure the Update Deployment Share Wizard to create WIM files and bootable media for 64-bit target computers. For more information, see Applying MDT Properties to Groups of Computers, later in this guide. When the database has been created, create the MDT DB in the new database using the Deployment Workbench. For example, if you install DaRT on a 64-bit operating system, you will have a 64-bit version of DaRT. For further guidance on using the ZTIConnect.wsf script, see the MDT document Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Samples Guide. If you don't have access to a Hyper-V server, you can install Hyper-V on a Windows 10 or Windows 8.1 computer temporarily to use for building reference images. On the Dependencies tab, configure the settings by performing one of the actions in Table 42 based on the requirements of your organization, and then click OK. Not equal to YES or not equal to PREPARE. The task sequence runs in the current operating system to capture user state migration data. Configure the settings on the Windows PE x64 Settings tab as described in Configure the Deployment Share Properties Windows PE x64 Settings Tab. For more information about the UDI task sequence templates in MDT, see Identify the UDI Task Sequence Templates in MDT. Create $OEM$ folders in this location to create a custom folder for each operating system. Click one of the following to modify the IP addresses and subnet masks in this list: Contains a list of gateway IP addresses and routing cost metrics to be configured for the network adapter. The wizard page appears in the list of wizard pages in the Page Library. Conceptually, this property is the, Specifies the Boolean operation to be performed when you specify more than one selection criterion in the, Specifies the sort order of the rows returned from the query. Distribute the MDT toolkit package to Configuration Manager distribution points. Save changes in the UDI Wizard Designer to a UDI Wizard configuration file as described in Save UDI Wizard Configuration Updates. You can use this information to match a specific product using both the product code and the upgrade code, or you can use it to match any version of this product using only the upgrade code. However, the process is actually performed in two passes: The first pass copies new items into the media target folders, and the second pass deletes any items that are no longer needed in the media target folders. (Optional) Contains the name displayed in the Deployment Wizard instead of the value in. To configure a condition based on a file property, provide the following information on the File Propertiesdialog box: Version. Using [DefaultGateway] to Designate Location-Specific Configuration Settings. The UDI administration process, as illustrated in Figure 6, is performed as follows: Create a UDI task sequence based on the task sequence templates built-in to MDT. Group-based rules allow the same configuration settings to be applied to a group of computers. The proper device drivers must be available to Windows PE and to the target operating system for the deployment to be successful. Create selection profiles based on the level of control you want to have over the device drivers being deployed. The profile_name Properties dialog box opens (where profile_name is the name of the selection profile you want to configure). In the details pane, type new_item_name (where new_item_name is the new name of the item), and then press ENTER. As an optional step in the deployment process for the Refresh Computer scenario, you can perform a backup of a target computer before deploying the target operating system. Copy the following list of OU names and paths into a CSV file and save it as ~\Setup\Scripts\oulist.csv. Configure the properties in the CustomSettings.ini file that are used for deployment by location as described in Configure Properties That Are Used for Deployment by Location. To position a control more precisely, position the control using the X and Y properties on the Layout properties of the control. The New Computer deployment scenario always begins with the target computer running Windows PE, which is how the tasks sequence knows the difference between the New Computer deployment scenario and the Refresh Computer deployments scenario. How to deploy Windows 11 with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) and Windows Deployment Services (WDS) Guide Video Type of package, which typically includes the following high-level types of packages: Target processor architecture for the package; it can be x86, amd64, or ia64. Configure media in the Deployment Workbench by performing the following steps in the media Properties dialog box: Configure properties on the General tab as described in Configure the Media Properties General Tab. On the Administrator Password page, in the Administrator Password and Confirm Administrator Password boxes, type password (where password is the password for the local built-in Administrator account on the target computer), and then click Next. You can use these software update packages: Without modification by using the Software Updates feature in Configuration Manager. For more information on how to perform database backups using this method, see "How to: Back Up a Database (SQL Server Management Studio)" in SQL Server Books Online, included with SQL Server. Configuring specific task sequence step types, see the corresponding section in Configuring Task Sequences in the Deployment Workbench, The properties for each task sequence type, see the section for corresponding task sequence steps in the MDT document Toolkit Reference. In the details pane, click wizard_page (where wizard_page is the wizard page you want to remove). In instances where you are the SQL Server DBA or have the necessary permissions, you can create the new MDT DB, and then create the MDT DB database objects in the new database using the Deployment Workbench. If the check box is: Select to determine whether the Deployment Workbench configures Config.xml for Microsoft Office Setup to automatically accept the end user license agreement (EULA) during the Setup process. For example, you could use the values of a task sequence variable and of a registry setting to determine whether a task sequence step should run. Performing the MDT New Computer deployment scenario (in LTI, ZTI, or UDI) on a Trusted Platform Moduleenabled server on which BitLocker has been enabled. The Security Solution Accelerators include guidance and tools to help you secure Windows. In the Registry Setting dialog box, in the Value type box, click Value type. The name by which the task appears in the task sequence list. These boot images can be Windows PE images or custom images that can deploy operating systems directly to the target computers. Parameters passed to the Scanstate.exe tool in the USMT. The upgrade process preserves any schema modification in the existing MDT DB when you upgrade to the new MDT DB. You use task sequence step groups to control the processing of one or more task sequence steps as a unit. You use the Deployment Workbench in UDI deployments only to configure the MDT DB. Figure 4. Storing the configuration settings in the MDT DB removes most of the detail from the CustomSettings.ini file. You enable monitoring on the Monitoring tab in the deployment share properties dialog box. Configuration Manager client installation files. The software update deployment strategies are based on when the software updates are to be installed. Start the reference computer with the LTI bootable media you created earlier in the process. For example, use the command REBOOT=REALLYSUPPRESS to prevent some Windows Installerbased applications from restarting. Its IT pros have created a device driver folder structure and selection profile strategy that allows detailed control of device drivers. For more information, see Understanding Disk Partitions. The software that can be deployed includes: Operating system source files or image files for each operating system to be deployed to the reference and target computers, Operating system packages for the operating systems, such as security updates, feature packs, or language packs, Device drivers for the reference and target computers that are not included as a part of the operating system, Applications that are to be installed as a part of the operating system image or during the deployment of the reference image. For more information about the Layout properties for a specific control, see the corresponding section for each control in "UDI Build Your Own Page Toolbox Control Reference" in the MDT document, Toolkit Reference. Review the default partition configuration created by MDT as described in Review the Default Partition Configuration Created by MDT. Gathers information from the configuration file, databases, and the local machine to determine how the image installation process should proceed, including whether there is enough space to do a local USMT state backup. Change the sequence of a wizard page within a stage as described in Change the Wizard Page Sequence Flow Within a Stage. This cmdlet is included in the MDT PowerShell microsoft.bdd.pssnapin snap-in, which is included with MDT. You can incorporate these improvements as part of the configuration settings you deploy to the target computers using MDT. Select to remove the currently highlighted task sequence step or group. In the Change Zone Type dialog box, select one of the following zone types: In the Change Zone Type dialog box, select the Store the zone in Active Directory check box if DNS will be installed on a domain controller, and then click OK. Add multiple Auto Apply Drivers task sequence steps based on the number of combination categories you want to deploy. Remove a control from a custom wizard page when the control is no longer needed on the custom wizard page. In addition to the default MDT partition configurations, you can create custom partition configurations. Use this option when deploying a child domain into an existing forest environment. This is the user-friendly name for the instance of the wizard page type. The deployment share properties stored on the Windows PE x64 Settings tab are mostly configured when you run the New Deployment Share Wizard. You can customize the UDIWizard_Config.xml file using the UDI Wizard Designer. Windows PE components. The goal of UDI administration is to configure the user experience in the UDI Wizard and ultimately control the deployment of Windows operating systems and applications to target computers. In the Existing domain DNS name box, type the name of an existing DNS server. In this instance, Woodgrove used the MAC address of the computer to identify the corresponding configuration settings for the computer (for example, 00:03:FF:CB:4E:C2and00:0F:20:35:DE:AC). Creates the default task sequence for deploying operating system images to server computers. For more information about the Install Software Updates task sequence type, see the section, "Install Software Updates," in the section, "Task Sequence Steps in Configuration Manager," in the Configuration Manager Documentation Library, which is installed with Configuration Manager. MDT automatically uninstalls previous versions before installing, including the following versions: In addition to upgrading the MDT installation, upgrade any existing deployment shares. USMT uses the default versions of the migration XML files unless the path to the custom XML control files is indicated. Contains the current configuration of the CustomSetting.ini file for the deployment media, Click to modify the contents of the Bootstrap.ini file that the Deployment Workbench generates for the deployment media. DC01 is a domain controller, DHCP server, and DNS server for contoso.com, representing the fictitious Contoso Corporation. You can automate the domain-join process for LTI or ZTI deployments by modifying the settings listed in Table 167 in the Unattended.xml file used in the MDT deployment process. The text typed into this control is saved in the task sequence variable configured for this control. The task sequence runs in Windows PE to capture user state migration data. On the Windows PE x86 Components tab, configure the settings listed in Table 75 based on the requirements of your organization, and then click OK. You can copy and paste media in the Deployment Workbench using the Copy and Paste actions as described in Copy Items in the Deployment Workbench. UDI provides a wizard-driven interface that runs on the target computer, which allows you to provide configuration information immediately prior to operating system and application deployment. In other words, do not add a primary partition between an extended and logical partition. Configure LTI task sequence steps to deploy the supported server roles, which include: The process for configuring the server role task sequence steps is similar for LTI and ZTI. However, you can update the selection profile properties on the General tab of the profile_name Properties dialog box (where profile_name is the name of the selection profile in the Deployment Workbench). By default, LTI deployments include all device drivers in Windows PE and deploy them to the target computers. For more information about the settings that you can configure on this tab, see the MDT document Toolkit Reference. For more information on how to assign these permissions see Identity and Access Control (Database Engine). Enabling DaRT 8 support in ZTI and UDI boot images for Windows 8 Operating Systems requires the installation of DaRT 8 on the computer on which you installed MDT. In ZTI deployments using Configuration Manager, the task sequences must be advertised to a collection of target computers. Several client computers are referenced in this guide with hostnames of PC0001 to PC0007. Then, from the Action menu, click New Linked Deployment Share. These packages are created as packages and programs in Configuration Manager. In the New Computer deployment scenario, you deploy a new installation of a Windows operating system to a new computer. In the Deployment Workbench console tree, click Deployment Shares. If not configured correctly, errors and warnings are displayed when running the Deployment Wizard. Identify applications that require a restart of the operating system. Create selection profiles in the Deployment Workbench using the New Selection Profile Wizard. Eventually the task sequence starts the UDI Wizard. To allow Configuration Manager to search in the driver catalog for the new device drivers, add an Auto Apply Drivers task sequence step to an existing task sequence. Folders allow you to create hierarchies for organizing items as well as subsets of items that you can include in selection profiles. Provides guidance for performing a new installation of MDT or upgrading to MDT from previous versions of MDT. In the preview pane, click package_name (where package_name is the name of the package that is inconsistent). For more information about Windows language packs, see "Manage Language Packs for Windows" in the Windows ADK. Add the target computer to the Configuration Manager site database: Manually, as described in Manually Adding Computers to the Site Database in Configuration Manager, Automatically as described in the section, "How to Manage Unknown Computer Deployments in Configuration Manager," in the Configuration Manager Documentation Library, which is installed with Configuration Manager. For more information about the CustomSettings.ini file in Listing 1, see Basic CustomSettings.ini File for ZTI Deployments Using Configuration Manger, later in this guide. In the If Statement Properties dialog box, click condition (where condition is one of the conditions listed in Table 77), and then click OK. In the details pane, click task_sequence_name (where task_sequence_name is the name of the task sequence you want to configure). Contains the path of the package relative to the root of the deployment share. Properties that can be grouped are those you can apply to multiple computers. Finally, the user state data is restored to the new computer. You can use a new USMT template for excluding the log files or log directories while running Scanstate and Loadstate. To use the new MDT task sequence actions or steps, create a new ZTI task sequence. However, you can edit the information directly in the Unattend.xml file. For more information about how to determine the correct option for the environment, see Managing DHCP Options. In most instances, the existing Install Applications task sequence step is sufficient for installing applications to target computers. Customize the task sequences to the needs of your organization as described in Configuring ZTI Task Sequence Steps in Configuration Manager, which is the same process for UDI and ZTI deployments.

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