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Windows Vista: Top 10 reasons to deploy nowKyle RosenthalMVP Windows Shell/User – Spider Consulting Pty Ltd
CLI317
Deannah TempletonSolutions Specialist – Microsoft New Zealand
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Agenda
IntroductionWhat Windows Vista changesWhat Windows Vista AddsWhy Deploy Windows Vista?Question and some Answers
Top 10 Reasons for Deploying now10. Aero9. DreamScape Video Desktop8. New Games (texas hold’em)11. New Colours6. Windows button thingy5. Great New Hardware drivers4. ……
Introduction
What this session is not?A sales event!
So what is this session about then?Examination of the changes and additions with Windows VistaA look at reasons for deploying Windows VistaA look at the tools available
Top 10 list of deployment reasons
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
10. Windows XP + Much more!
What Windows Vista Changes
Infrastructure ChangesIP V6 supportBITS supportGroup Policy controls
Deployment ChangesDeployment tools availableSingle Image support
User Interface ChangesSecurityUsability
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
9. Mobility
What Windows Vista Adds
Group Policy settingsApprox 250 more built in
Printers, USB Devices, Security settingsMultiple local Group Policy settings
SecurityUAC
All users run as Standard Users -Elevate on demandMost users will not be effected (honest!)
BitLockerUsability
ReadyBoostSearch
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
8. Networking setup
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
7. Integration with Windows 2008 and beyond
Why Deploy Vista?Easier Deployments
No need to support and maintain multiple images
WIM File
Easier Maintenance of imagesInject new drivers offlineAdd files offline
Freely available toolsBusiness Desktop Deployment ToolkitWindows Vista Hardware AssessmentWindows Vista Application Compatibility ListImageXWindows PE
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
6. Usability
Maintaining a Windows Vista Image
Kyle RosenthalSpider Consulting PTY Ltd
demo
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
5. Group Policy - USB device blocking
Group Policy – USB Device blocking
Deannah TempletonSolution Specialist
demo
Why Deploy Vista? …Continued
Simplification of deploymentNo need for customised solutionsSMS and WDS (WDS Multicast)Simplified learning for deployment and management!
New Management and Monitoring Tools
New Event ViewerReports
WS-Man (formerly Windows RM)Interaction with Windows Server 2008
(Future proofing)
Examining Event Viewer and Management Tools
Kyle RosenthalSpider Consulting PTY Ltd
demo
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
4. BitLocker, Drive Prep Tool and Security Improvements
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
3. Search Search Search
Top ten reasons to deploy Windows Vista
2. Users don’t have to be Administrators
And the top reason for deploying Windows Vista?
Simple to Deploy and manage!
Resources
Vista Team Blog http://windowsvistablog.com/Microsoft Windows Vista Page http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/default.mspxDesktop Deployment http://www.microsoft.com/desktopdeploymentVista PC Guy http://www.vistapcguy.netWindows Vista Deployment http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsvista/aa905068.aspx
Related Sessions, HOLs, Certifications etc.
CLI302 - Deploying Windows Vista using Business Desktop Deployment (BDD) 2007 Lite Touch DeploymentCLI305 - Expanding Enterprise Choice with Flexible Desktop ComputingCLI306 - Windows Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop, Diskless PC, MDOP OverviewCLI314 - Best Practices and Lessons Learned in Activating Microsoft Windows Vista in Enterprise EnvironmentsHands On Labs – Client track
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