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Page 1: Windows 7 Streamlining Deployment

Windows® 7 Deployment Enhancements

PRESENTER NAMETITLEDATE

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Modifying the Windows 7 Operating System with Deployment Image Services and Management (DISM)

Automating Deployment Using Windows 7 Deployment Services (WDS)

Agenda

Tools and Resources to Streamline Windows 7 Deployment

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Windows 7 Deployment Enhancements

Hardlink migration Offline file gathering Improved user file

detection

Migration

User State Migration Tool

Multiple stream transfer

Dynamic driver provisioning

VHD and WIM support

Delivery

Windows Deployment

Services

Add/remove drivers and packages

Manage WIM and VHD images

Imaging

Deployment Image Servicing &

Management

Integrated Solutions

Microsoft Assessment and Planning

Application Compatibility Toolkit

Microsoft ® Deployment Toolkit

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Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 (MDT)

Reduces deployment time and helps standardize images Support for Windows XP SP3 and later

Brings together proven practices in addition to the following Microsoft technologies: Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) Windows User State Migration Tool (USMT) Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK) Windows Deployment Services (WDS)

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DISM Usage Scenario

Technician Computer

Install WAIK Read

documentation Plan deployment

strategy Prepare answer

files Prepare Windows

PELab Computer

Install base operating system

Add customizations

Sysprep -Generalize

Boot Windows PE Image capture

Image Preparation

Technician Computer

Mount image Perform

customizations Unmount image

DISM ‘Offline’ Servicing Scenarios

DISM ‘Online’ Servicing Scenarios

Image Maintenanc

e

Customer System

Boot Windows PE Configure disk Apply images Add customizations Boot Windows Specialize

configuration pass Audit mode Add customizations Sysprep –OOBE

Image Installation

Customer System

WinSAT [optional] OOBE FirstLogonComman

ds Desktop

Customer Experience

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DISMModifying Windows 7 Operating Systems

demo

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Reduces complexity of deployments and costs associated with manual installation processes

Windows Deployment Services Overview

PXE Boot

1TFTP download of Windows PE

2OS image download (SMB or multicast)

3

OS image apply

4

Offline servicing

5

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Multiple Stream Transfer

Multiple bands to broadcast images to clients

Optimized rates per client connection

Client Auto Removal Slower clients can be

dropped to unicast or dropped entirely (only in standard multicast)

Boot Image Multicast Windows PE boot images

can use multicast (clients with EFI)

Medium

Windows Deployment Enhancements

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Dynamic Driver Provisioning

Fewer, smaller images Integrated into WDS for unified experience Control which machines receive which drivers Updates don’t have to be added to each image

WDS Server Client

Images Drivers

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Windows Deployment Services

Automating Deployment

demo

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User State Migration Tool

Hard-link migration store ScanState improvements Integration with System Center

Configuration Manager (SCCM) and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)

Configurable file errors New helper functions Local group migration

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Simplified planning, assessment

Hardware and application inventory

Windows 7 readiness reports

Application knowledge

Discover & Assess Compatibilit

y

Application Compatibility Toolkit

Compare testing data with vendors

Decide which applications will migrate; which will benefit from virtualization

Deployment

Deployment process management

User migration tools

WinPE, WIM integration

Application management integration

User Productivity

Seamless migration of user settings, data & applications

Users are productive immediately

Virtualization eliminates application compatibility issues

Windows 7, MDOP and System CenterComprehensive Deployment Tools at Every Stage

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Windows 7, MDOP, and System CenterFaster and easier tools to help at every stage

Discover & Assess

CompatibilityDeployment

User ProductivitySimplified

planning, assessment

Hardware & Software inventory

Windows 7 readiness reports

Application knowledge

Application Compatibility Toolkit

Compare testing data with vendors

Decide which apps will migrate, which will benefit from virtualization

Deployment process management

User migration tools

WinPE, WIM integration

Application management integration

Seamless migration of user settings, data & applications

Users are productive immediately

Virtualization eliminates app compatibility issues

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Session Summary

DISM replaces and enhances several older tools to service and manage images

WDS enables you to remotely deploy Windows

MDT is another way to create low-touch remote operating system deployments

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Learn More About Windows 7

Technical Resources

The New Efficiency Virtual Launch Experience Windows 7 Springboard Windows 7 Webcasts and Podcasts

Get Hands on Training

Training Offers—Exclusive for Launch Attendees

Community Resources

Windows Team Blog Talking About Windows Windows Client Forums

www.windowsteamblog.com

www.talkingaboutwindows.com

http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9681314.5

www.microsoft.com/learning/careeroffers

www.thenewefficiency.com

www.microsoft.com/springboard

http://go.microsoft.com/?linkid=9681312

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