OL905 Windows Deployment Services vs GSS
Training delivered to your desktop via live webinar What is the Windows Deployment Services? Windows Deployment Services (WDS) is the updated and redesigned version of Remote Installation Services (RIS). WDS enables the deployment of Windows operating systems, in particular Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. This session compares the deployment capabilities of WDS and Ghost. A process is included for deploying computers using WDS and this process is compared with an equivalent one using Ghost tools. Installing Windows Deployment Services Operating System dependency About Windows Deployment Services System requirements Windows Deployment Services (WDS) Working with Windows Deployment Services Windows DS components Deploy the Windows Image Configure the WDS Server Methodology to turn on PXE Boot as first boot device Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Multicast Windows 7 deployment with Windows Server 2008 Windows Deployment - Creating a Windows PE Image Introduction to Windows PE The default Image - winpe.wim Packages Windows Deployment - Modifying a Windows PE Image ImageX File-based Images How ImageX works Limitations and dependencies of ImageX Command-line options Main options Command Line Tools Capturing a Master Image Using ImageX Booting Windows PE. Using Sysprep to prepare the Windows 7 machine for Image capture Procedures practised/demonstrated in this Training Session Install and configure Windows Deployment Services Create a Microsoft PXE boot Image Capture MasterXP using Windows Deployment Services Deploy MasterXP using Windows Deployment Services To see the full GSS 2-day, classroom-based training program, click here >> For more information, please contact us directly: 888-446-7898 |