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Windows 7Windows 7 的部署與管理的部署與管理Windows 7 Windows 7 的部署與管理的部署與管理

Windows 7Windows 7

Lesson objectives• 作業系統部署的程序與工具• Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2010 Beta

System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2• System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2中的 OS Deployment

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Operating SystemOperating SystemOperating System Operating System Deployment process & toolsDeployment process & tools

New and improved toolsNew and improved tools

OSD Process Scenarios• Scenarios

− Build and captureN PC− New PC

− Migrate from Windows XP or Windows Vista

• Installation methods− Initiate from media (CD/DVD,USB)− Boot from network (PXE)− System Center Configuration Manager 2007

• Type of installation− Lite Touch− Zero Touch

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Deployment Tools

• Application Compatibility Toolkit• Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 BetaMicrosoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 Beta• Windows Automated Installation Kit 2.0• Operating System Deployment in System

Center Configuration Manager 2007

Windows Windows SetupSetup

Windows Windows PE 3.0PE 3.0

SysprepSysprep WDSWDSImageXImageXDISMDISM

USMT USMT 4.04.0

Windows Automated Installation Kit

Windows Image Format

Windows 7 BetaWindows 7 BetaImagingComponent

Image Management Image Management Tools Tools

Imaging APIImaging API

Windows Imaging Windows Imaging (WIM) File Format(WIM) File Format Enabling Enabling

Technologies Technologies

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MIGRATIONMIGRATION SOLUTIONSSOLUTIONSDELIVERYDELIVERY

Windows 7 Deployment Enhancements

IMAGINGIMAGING

Deployment Deployment Image Servicing Image Servicing and Managementand Management

User State User State Migration ToolMigration Tool

Microsoft Microsoft Deployment ToolkitDeployment Toolkit

Windows Windows Deployment ServicesDeployment Services

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Add/Remove Drivers Add/Remove Drivers and Packagesand Packages

WIM and VHD Image WIM and VHD Image ManagementManagement

HardlinkHardlink MigrationMigration

Offline File GatherOffline File Gather

Improved user file Improved user file detectiondetection

Application Application Compatibility ToolkitCompatibility Toolkit

Microsoft Microsoft Assessment and Assessment and

PlanningPlanning

MulticastMulticast

Multiple Stream TransferMultiple Stream Transfer

Dynamic Driver Dynamic Driver ProvisioningProvisioning

Windows PE

Windows PE 3.0Windows PE 3.0

API SubsetAPI Subset TCP/IPTCP/IP

Hardware (x86, x64, Itanium)Hardware (x86, x64, Itanium)

Mass Storage Device SupportMass Storage Device Support

NTFSNTFSLimited DriversLimited Drivers

32/6432/64--bit Program Supportbit Program Support

Windows 7 Beta Windows 7 Beta (reduced version of base OS)(reduced version of base OS)

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Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)

• Focus on offline servicing with some support forwith some support for online scenarios

• Enable and disable, enumerate, add, remove packages and updates

• Add, remove, enumerate drivers

• WIM and VHD support• OEMs can select OS

editions offline

User State Migration Tool: USMT 4.0

• Hardlink Migration − Enables local file migration without

copying or moving files− Processes migration jobs in third

of the time or less

• Offline User State Capture − Capture during Windows PE phase

to improve speed

• Volume Shadow Copy− Capture files even while they are in use

• Improved File Discovery− Reduces XML customization need

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Microsoft DeploymentMicrosoft DeploymentMicrosoft Deployment Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 BetaToolkit 2010 Beta

Windows 7 DeploymentWindows 7 Deployment

Deployment Workbench

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What's New in MDT 2010• New OS Support

− Windows 7 BetaWi d S 2008 R2 B t− Windows Server 2008 R2 Beta

• Windows Automated Installation Kit 2.0• User State Migration Toolkit 4.0

− Hardlink migration− Shadow copypy

• Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)

• Windows PE version 3.0• Boot Configuration Data (BCDEdit)

What was removed in MDT 2010

• Support for Microsoft Systems Management Server (SMS) 2003

• Use MDT 2008 Update 1 for creating images for SMS 2003

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Deployment process• Obtain prerequisite software• Install MDT 2010 and WAIK• Configure MDT

− Create Distribution Share− Add Operating System files− Add Applications− Add Device Drivers− Create Build and Capture Task Sequence− Create Deployment Point− Configure Windows PEg− Update Deployment Point

• Deploy Windows 7 and capture image of Reference Computer

• Import Image into MDT and create Task Sequence• Deploy the image on target computers

MDT Task Sequence

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OS Deployment inOS Deployment inOS Deployment inOS Deployment inSystem Center Configuration System Center Configuration Manager 2007Manager 2007

Windows 7 DeploymentWindows 7 Deployment

Operating System Deployment

• OSD feature in Configuration Manager uses the same Task Sequence engine as MDT

• MDT Task Sequences and Images can be imported in Configuration Manager

• Benefits from existing Software Distribution infrastructure

• Integrates with Windows Deployment• Integrates with Windows Deployment Services for PXE network boot initiated deployment

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OSD Task Sequence

OSD Scenarios

• Build and Capture• Migrate from Windows XP or VistaMigrate from Windows XP or Vista• Deployment using Media• Deployment using PXE network boot

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Deployment Process – Build and Capture• Copy Boot Image to Distribution Point• Add Operating System Install Package and copy toAdd Operating System Install Package and copy to

Distribution Point• Create additional packages for Applications• Import Drivers and create Driver Packages• Create and customize Build and Capture Task Sequence• Create collection with reference system (virtual machine)• Advertise Task Sequence to the collection• Advertise Task Sequence to the collection• Boot reference system and download Task Sequence, OS

Install Package, other packages.• Install and capture the reference system

OSD Architecture – Build and Capture

OperatorSite Server

ManagementPoint

Site Server

Boot imagesOS Install Package

Build and CaptureTask Sequence

Task Sequence

Boot imageOS Install Package

DistributionPoint

Network share

Save Image

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Deployment Process - Migrate• Copy Boot Image to Distribution Point• Add Operating System Image or Install Package

and copy to Distribution Pointand copy to Distribution Point• Create Configuration Manager Client install

package and copy to Distribution Point• Import Drivers and create Driver Packages• Create and customize Task Sequence• Advertise Task Sequence to existing computersAdvertise Task Sequence to existing computers• Computers will download Task Sequence, Boot

Image, OS Image.

OSD Architecture - Migrate

OperatorSite Server

ManagementPoint

Site Server

Boot imagesOS Images

Task Sequence

Task Sequence

Boot imagesOS Images

DistributionPoint

State MigrationPoint

State Migration

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Deployment Process - Media

• Copy Boot Image to Distribution Point• Add Operating System Image or Install Package

and copy to Distribution Point• Create Configuration Manager Client install

package and copy to Distribution Point• Import Drivers and create Driver Packages• Create and customize Task Sequence

C S ( S )• Create Task Sequence Media (DVD, USB)• Boot from Media, select Task Sequence and

install

OSD Architecture - Media

OperatorSite Server

ManagementPoint

Site Server

Boot imagesOS ImagesPackages

Task Sequence

Task Sequence

Boot images

DistributionPoint

Boot imagesOS ImagesPackagesStandalone Media

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Deployment Process - PXE

• Install WDS and configure PXE Service Point• Publish boot images on PXE• Add Operating System Image or Install Package

and copy to Distribution Point• Create Configuration Manager Client install

package and copy to Distribution Point• Import Drivers and create Driver Packages

C S• Create and customize Task Sequence• Create collection and import computer MAC• Boot from Network, select Task Sequence and

install

OSD Architecture - PXE

OperatorSite Server

ManagementPoint

Site Server

Boot imagesOS Images

Task Sequence

Task Sequence

Boot imagesOS Images

IP Address

DistributionPoint

PXE Service Point

Boot Image

Boot Images

DHCP

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Configuration Manager SP2

• System Center Configuration Manager SP2 Beta available on Connect since June 10

• Support for new Operating Systems:• Support for new Operating Systems:− Windows Vista SP2, Windows Server 2008 SP2− Windows 7 RC, Windows Server 2008 R2 RC

• Intel AMT Integration – Version 2− OOB Wireless Management: Wireless Profile Management− End Point Access Control: 802.1x support− Access Monitor: Audit Log− Remote Power Management: Power State Configuration

• Asset Intelligence Certificate no longer required• 64bit Architecture support improvements• Branch Cache support in infrastructures with Windows 7

and Windows Server 2008 R2

Deployment ScenarioDeployment Scenario

Deploying Windows 7 usingDeploying Windows 7 usingDeploying Windows 7 using Deploying Windows 7 using System Center Configuration Manager 2007System Center Configuration Manager 2007

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Operating System Operating System DepolymentDepolyment

Windows 7用戶端的啟動安裝Windows 7用戶端的啟動安裝

Summary• Operating System Deployment process and tools• Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) 2010 Beta

OS Deployment in System Center Configuration• OS Deployment in System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2

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conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.