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Title: Microsoft Business Desktop Deployment Solution Accelerator 2.0


1
MicrosoftBusiness Desktop Deployment Solution
Accelerator 2.0
  • Simon Higgins
  • Tamas Horvath
  • National Technology Specialists
  • Microsoft Australia
  • shiggins_at_microsoft.com tamash_at_microsoft.com

2
Zero Touch Desktop Migration NT4.0 -gt XPSP2
3
Agenda
  • Overview Microsoft Business Desktop Deployment
    Solution Accelerator 2.0
  • Overview of BDD Toolset
  • Access Conversion Toolkit
  • Application Compatibility toolkit
  • Office resource kit
  • User State Migration Tool
  • Zero Touch
  • Zero Touch Installation (ZTI)
  • Windows PreInstall Enwironment (WinPE)
  • SMS 2003 OS Deployment Feature Pack (OSD FP)
  • Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP)
  • QA

4
Overview of MS Business Desktop Deployment
Solution Accelerator
5
Finding Solution Accelerators
6
Finding Solution Accelerators
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Finding Solution Accelerators
http//www.microsoft.com/desktopdeployment
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Deployment Defined
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Value of Automated Deployment
Task Manual Automation
Software Inventory 4 hrs elapsed time 4 hrs tech .1 hrs elapsed time 0 hrs tech
Software Compatibility Testing (based on 10 applications) 20 hrs elapsed time 20 hrs tech .1 hrs elapsed time .1 hrs tech
Hardware Inventory 2 hrs elapsed time 2 hrs tech .1 hrs elapsed time 0 hrs tech
User Configuration/Data Saved Not Applicable 2 hrs elapsed time 0 hrs tech
Operating System Installation 1 hrs elapsed time 1 hrs tech .5 hrs elapsed time .5 hrs tech
User Configuration Applied 2 hrs elapsed time 2 hrs tech 2 hrs elapsed time 0 hrs tech
Application Installation (based on 10 applications) 2 hrs elapsed time 2 hrs tech .5 hrs elapsed time 0 hrs tech
Manual time based on CD installation Automation
time based on OS image applied Research provided
by Microsoft Corporation
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Desktop Deployment Costs
Manual Deployment 500 - 1000 per PC
Light Touch Deployment 350 per PC
USMT, Application Compatibility Toolkit, Windows
PE, RIS, PQDI, Ghost
Zero Touch Based Deployment Less than 100lt per
PC (goal)
Deployment automation with Zero Touch (SMS, MOM)
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Solution Accelerators for BDD
Two Solutions Standard Edition and Enterprise
Edition
  • BDD Standard Edition for 25 or more unmanaged
    workstations
  • Few infrastructure requirements
  • Based on light tools, scripts, and commercially
    available imaging software
  • Lite Touch installs and takes only a few moments
    per PC

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Solution Accelerators for BDD
Two Solutions Standard Edition and Enterprise
Edition
  • BDD Enterprise Edition for 500 or more managed
    wkstns
  • Leverages SMS 2003 SP1, Active Directory,
    BizTalk Server 2004
  • Zero Touch installs and provisions
  • SMS 2003 OS Deployment Feature Pack includes
    Windows Imaging (WIM)

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Products and Technologies used in BDD
  • Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003
    (Service Pack 1)
  • Microsoft Systems Management Server 2003
    Operating System Deployment Feature Pack
  • Microsoft Windows XP Professional with Service
    Pack 2
  • Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003 with
    Service Pack 1
  • Microsoft Windows User State Migration Tool 2.6
  • Microsoft Office Manager 2005
  • Microsoft BizTalk Server 2004
  • Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 2.0
  • Microsoft Virtual PC 2004
  • Microsoft Office 2003 Editions Resource Kit
  • Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit 3.0
  • Microsoft Office Access 2003 Conversion Toolkit
  • Microsoft Windows Preinstallation Environment
    2004
  • Microsoft Windows Server 2003
  • Microsoft Active Directory

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BDD Tools And ApplicationsStandard Edition and
Enterprise Edition Comparison
Business Desktop Deployment Standard Edition Enterprise Edition
Customer Scenarios Customer Scenarios Customer Scenarios
Light Touch Wipe Load
Zero Touch Install
Zero Touch Provisioning
Tools Used Tools Used Tools Used
Application Compatibility Toolkit 3.0
Virtual PC Virtual Server
Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE 1.5)
User State Migration Tool 2.6
Remote Installation Server (RIS) for Windows Server 2003
Symantec DeployCenter Library
Symantec Ghost Corporate Edition
Access 2003 Conversion Toolkit
SMS 2003 SP1
SMS OS Deployment Feature Pack
BizTalk Server 2004 (ZTP)
Microsoft Operations Manager 2005
Applications and OS Applications and OS Applications and OS
Windows XP Service Pack 2
Office 2003 Service Pack 1
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BDD Technology Components
  • Solution Technology Foundation Components
  • Access Conversion Toolkit
  • Application Compatibility toolkit
  • Office resource kit
  • User State Migration Tool
  • Zero Touch
  • Windows PreInstall Enwironment (WinPE)
  • SMS 2003 OS Deployment Feature Pack (OSD FP)
  • Zero Touch Installation (ZTI)
  • Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP)

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Access Conversion Toolkit
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Office Access 2003 Conversion Toolkit
  • Goal
  • Reduce conversion pain associated with Access 97
    conversions when deploying Office XP/2003
  • Features
  • Identify number of databases in the organization
  • Identify conversion work associated with
    databases
  • Fix top conversion errors
  • Provide better control of when databases get
    converted
  • Provide more documentation about conversion

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Office Access 2003 Conversion Toolkit components
  • Scanning Tool
  • Scans server share for MDBs at the file level,
    DAO level, and Access level properties
  • Reporting Front End
  • Canned reports that make sense of the data
    returned from the scanning tool
  • Changes to msaccess.exe
  • Corrected top conversion errors
  • eLearning and documentation
  • Best practices and guidelines to aid Access 97
    conversion
  • Supports Office Professional 2003 Edition Service
    Pack 1

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Application Compatibility Toolkit
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Application Compatibility Toolkit
Goal Adopt new Windows versions by reducing
application compatibility as a deployment blocker
  • Provide a unified, end-to-end system to address
    application issues
  • Detect and evaluate potential application
    compatibility issues
  • Provide solutions to address compatibility issues
  • Package and deploy solutions
  • Listen, learn and respond to corporate
    application compatibility issues
  • Provide a privacy-compliant Web service with
    enhanced protection for customers to share
    application issues and solutions with Microsoft

21
XP Application Compat Challenges
  • Changes to Windows XP code base
  • 9x was more relaxed in memory management
  • Subtle changes in Win32 API behavior across OS
    releases
  • Registry value changes
  • Relying on OS Version number / Hard-coding paths
    to special folders
  • Documents Settings
  • My Documents
  • Applications with Platform-Specific drivers
  • Common in Anti-Virus, Backup and Partitioning
    software
  • Low-level drivers, 9x drivers, File System
    Filters, etc.
  • Internet Explorer
  • Binary Behaviors, Local Machine Lockdown, Mime
    Handling Sniffing, Zone Elevation, Windows
    Restrictions, Download blocking
  • DCOM RPC
  • Launch Activation Permissions, Remote Anonymous
    Access
  • Windows Firewall
  • Ports Closed by default
  • Data Execution Prevention (DEP)
  • Access Violations for Applications that do not
    handle NX

22
ACT 4.0 Feature Overview
  • Evaluation tools to gauge application and website
    compatibility with Windows
  • WinXP SP2 compatibility evaluators
  • Automated issue-detection agents (DCOM, Windows
    Firewall)
  • Test tool for web application/site compatibility
    detection and root cause analysis
  • Web service that enables real-time application
    issue and solution exchange
  • Internet Explorer compatibility evaluation
  • Compatibility issue reporting and analysis made
    easy
  • Efficient and accurate application inventory tool
  • Comprehensive compatibility data, including SP2
    issues and solutions
  • Faster and more comprehensive data filtering
  • Mitigation Tools
  • Compatibility administrator for applying common
    fixes
  • Mitigation tool for applying registry fixes
    (DCOM, Windows Firewall)
  • Automated creation of solutions to address
    compatibility issue
  • Easy deployment of evaluation tools and solution
    packages

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Microsoft Office 2003 Resource Kit
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Office 2003 Editions Resource Kit (ORK)
  • Use ORK to customize MST and use local source
    installs
  • Tools
  • Excellent documentation
  • Profile Wizard
  • Custom Installation Wizard
  • Custom Maintenance Wizard
  • Office 2003 viewer tools
  • Where to get?
  • www.microsoft.com/office/ork
  • MS Press

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Local Installation Source (LIS)
  • New in Office 2003
  • Compressed Cabs on Share or CD
  • OSE caches source on each target computer
  • Cache can be configured many ways
  • Pros
  • Better support for a mobile workforce
  • Ensures files are in place before install happens
  • CDs can be created and distributed
  • Cons
  • EULA PID need to be entered in MST or INI
  • Can take 200mb additional space on client

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User SettingsProfile Wizard
  • Install Office 2003 on sample PC
  • Configure settings in each program
  • Create OPS file using Profile Wizard
  • Deploy settings from OPS file
  • Embed OPS file in transform
  • Deploy OPS file standalone
  • Drawbacks
  • Cant edit contents of OPS files
  • Captures all settings in Proflwiz.ini

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User SettingsProfile Wizard
  • Custom Installation Wizard
  • Configures individual settings
  • Defaults (not mandatory)
  • Group Policy
  • Configures individual settings
  • Mandatory

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User State Migration Tool
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User State Migration
  • Balances between standardized desktops and user
    state migration
  • User State Migration Tool (USMT)
  • Migrates data files and user settings
  • Provides guidance on modifying USMT scriptsto
    achieve different goals

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USMT overview
  • Source Operating Systems
  • Windows 95
  • Windows 98
  • Windows ME
  • Windows NT 4
  • Windows 2000
  • Windows XP
  • Destination Operating Systems
  • Windows 2000
  • Windows XP

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Getting Started
  • Which Users do I need to migrate?
  • Only Domain Users
  • Active/Inactive Users
  • What Files and Settings are important?
  • How is data stored now after migration?
  • Opportunity to create managed environment.
  • What Application settings are important?
  • Office migration
  • Important LOB applications
  • Custom applications

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Features - Settings List
  • E-mail settings
  • Outlook
  • Outlook Express
  • Mail profile(s)
  • Personal store
  • Address Book
  • Internet Explorer
  • Proxies
  • Favorites
  • History
  • Cookies
  • Home Page
  • Environment
  • Desktop Properties
  • Folder Options
  • Taskbar Settings
  • Accessibility
  • Fonts
  • RAS/DUN
  • Network Resources
  • Mapped Drives
  • Network Printers
  • And more

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USMT 2.6 New Features
  • Support for multiple user profiles
  • Unattended migration
  • Progress logs
  • Interoperability with EFS
  • Compression
  • Office 2003 support\
  • Estimates

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Multi-User support
  • Capture all user profiles and state found on a
    single system within a single execution
  • scanstate /all \\server42\UserData\COMPUTERNAME
  • Include users/domains based on wildcards
  • /userltdomain patterngt\ltusername patterngt

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Unattended migration
  • Enables fully automated migration
  • No need for users to be logged on
  • Can run in the context of localsystem\administrato
    r

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EFS Encrypted file system
  • 4 new command line arguments
  • /efsabort
  • Abort if EFS file is encountered (default)
  • /efsskip        
  • Skip EFS files
  • /efsdecryptcopy          
  • Decrypt and copy
  • /efscopyraw
  • Copy as is
  • /efsrecover
  • restores files that are in a backup format
  • EFS Encryption keys are computer specific - use
    extreme caution in wipe load scenarios.

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Compression
  • Decreased storage space during migration
  • /compress (default)
  • /compress-
  • Appropriate when transporting over the network.

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Zero Touch

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What is Zero Touch?
  • An instantiation of
  • Microsoft Solutions for Management
  • Solution Accelerator for Business Desktop
    Deployment
  • Zero Touch Install
  • Automated method to migrate user data and legacy
    OS to Win XP
  • Minimize resources for deployment
  • Zero Touch Provisioning v2
  • Business Rule driven IT Workflow Engine
  • Self-administration portal/web site that
    minimizes help desk
  • Provides services to end-users, help desk, and
    administrators
  • Includes sample flows with business logic and
    delivery scripts
  • Microsoft supplied object model based on BizTalk
    Server 2004

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What is ZTI?
  • Zero Touch Installation
  • Extensions to the OS Deployment Feature Pack
  • Designed to completely automate three scenarios
  • Refresh Computer
  • New Computer
  • Replace Computer
  • Designed to extend OSD capabilities
  • Sysprep.inf editing, computer rename
  • Greater control over the process dynamic USMT
    state backup location
  • Centralized monitoring and control
  • Progress reporting and alerting
  • Build custom WinPE image

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Zero Touch Installation process
Zero Touch Desktop Builds using SMS 2003 OSD
Target Machine
SMS inventory is used to create a collection.
Computers are targeted for refresh.
Compressed WIM OS image is downloaded and
installed.
1
5
Client receives advertisement for OS refresh,
saves user state.
Image is personalized and boots to full OS with
SMS agent.
2
6
SMS Advanced Client agentstarts up.
SMS delivers bootable Windows PE image using WIM
to existing OS partition.
3
7
SMS ClientAgent Pre-OS
SMS delivers role based applications and post-OS
configuration. User state is restored.
Boot files are modified, reboots to Windows PE on
hard disk, then cleans disk.
8
4
SMSServer
Application Delivery
Windows PE Image Delivery
OS Image Delivery
SMS Advanced Client Agent Windows-Present
Logs all activity
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Windows PE
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What is Windows PE?
  • Replaces DOS for 64 32 bit
  • Scriptable installation environment
  • Supports batch files, WSH, HTA
  • HW independent
  • TCP/IP Networking support
  • Subset of Win32 API environment
  • HD configuration

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Deployment Features
  • Boot via PXE (RIS), HDD, CD, DVD)
  • Can configure Mass Storage and NIC drivers
  • Scriptable Hard Disk Drive configuration tools
  • Diskpart
  • Format
  • All 32-bit (rapid partitioning and formatting)
  • Runs from CD, HD, and Net (PXE) using RIS
  • Easily customized
  • Requires 64MB minimum

45
Windows PE versions
  • Version 1.0
  • Released internally at Microsoft.
  • For OEM an MCS
  • Version 1.1
  • Released with Select
  • Support for DFS (standalone)
  • Version 1.2
  • Released with Select
  • Built on Windows Server 2003
  • No new features!
  • Some updated files (drivers, tools)
  • Version 2004
  • Released with Select
  • Built on Windows XP Service Pack 2
  • Support for installing PnP device drivers
  • Support for WMI

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Windows PE Requirements
  • 32-bit version
  • 300 MHz Processor
  • VGA (800600)
  • Size on CD is around 120MB
  • Can be tuned to around 80MB if needed
  • Size in memory is around 40MB
  • 64-bit version
  • 300 MHz Processor
  • VGA (800600)
  • Size on CD is around 220MB
  • Size in memory is around 42MB

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Windows PE limitations
  • Reboots every 24 hours
  • Antipiracy - PE is not allowed to be used as an
    ordinary operating system
  • Cannot share files and folders
  • Supports only TCP/IP
  • Can access standalone DFS
  • Cannot run 16-bit applications
  • Only 32-bit applications in the64-bit environment

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Building a Windows PE Image
  • Customization and build commands built in to BDD
  • mkimg.cmd - Creates directory structure for CD
  • Manually tailor the platform
  • Drivers, utilities
  • Customize the default scripts
  • startnet.cmd startnet.opk
  • Start networking by default
  • Invokes winbom.ini or runs command lines
  • oscdimg.exe
  • Creates iso CD image of your directory
  • El Torito bootable

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SMS 2003 OS Deployment Feature Pack
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SMS 2003 OS Deployment Feature Pack
  • Microsofts first offering into Desktop imaging
  • Adds support to SMS 2003 for deploying new OS
    images to desktops in a distributed environment
  • Integrates with SMS 2003 to improve functionality
  • Inventory-based planning and targeting
  • Centralized tracking and status
  • Replication of images throughout distributed
    enterprises
  • Open architecture
  • Partitioning capability (using Diskpart)
  • Uses WIM image format No need to delete system
    partition data can stay local
  • Capable of new computer install and refreshes OS
  • Supports custom scripts and migration tools
  • Installs into SMS 2003
  • Requires SMS 2003 Service Pack 1

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SMS 2003 OS Deployment Feature Pack
Windows Imaging Format (WIM) and USMT
  • WIM Format Component
  • File-based and non-destructive
  • Automates to eliminate duplicate files
  • Provides high image compression (31)
  • Integrates with USMT for image installation task
    sequencing
  • User notification
  • State capture and restore
  • USMT or Custom
  • Partitioning Diskpart or custom
  • Custom actions
  • Ability to include and execute custom
    installation scripts
  • SMS packages can be executed as part of
    installation sequence

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Reference Computer Requirements
  • Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003
  • Member of a Workgroup
  • Operating System must be installed on C
    partition
  • Sysprep installed in C\Sysprep
  • Partition must be NTFS primary partition
  • No hidden partitions

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Destination Computer Requirements
  • Targeted Systems to be upgraded in-place
  • Windows NT 4.0 via legacy client
  • Windows 2000 (Advanced Client)
  • Windows XP (Advanced Client)
  • Windows 2003 Server (Advanced Client)
  • Fresh Computer
  • All above plus add Windows 98

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SMS 2003 OS Deployment Feature Pack
Administrator Activities
  • Capture a reference image
  • Save image to SMS server
  • Create SMS Image package
  • Distribute to Distribution Points (DPs)
  • Identify collections (Target)
  • Advertise to collection (Schedule)

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Image Capture
  1. Admin configures Reference Computer

2. Insert Image Capture CD
3. Image Capture Wizard prepares computer
  • OS Service Packs
  • Applications (Office, etc)
  • SMS Advanced Client
  • Sysprep
  • Advanced Client prep
  • Shutdown
  • Capture settings
  • Output options
  • Click Capture

Begin Capture
4. Computer boots from Image Capture CD
6. Capture complete
5. Capture image
  • Generate WIM image
  • Boot into Windows PE
  • Capture wizard continues

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Core Scenarios
  • Refresh Computer
  • Central planning, targeting and distribution of
    Image Packages
  • User state is saved
  • Image is installed
  • Other SMS packages rapidly installed
  • User state is restored
  • Centralized status reporting
  • New Computer
  • Central Administrator creates Image Installation
    CD
  • Local Administrator inserts CD or RIS to Install
    Image
  • Image is installed and managed by SMS 2003
  • Other SMS packages rapidly installed
  • Automation script can be added
  • Validation, state capture phases skipped

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Core Scenarios
  • Replace Computer
  • Central Administrator creates Image Installation
    CD
  • Local Administrator inserts CD or RIS to Install
    Image
  • User state is saved (if replacement)
  • Image is installed and managed by SMS 2003
  • Other SMS packages rapidly installed
  • User state restored
  • Variation on Bare Metal
  • State capture performed via separate
    advertisement (or manually) on old computer

58
Image Distribution
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Refresh Computer
Target Machine
SMS inventory is used to create a collection.
Computers are targeted for refresh.
Compressed WIM OS image is downloaded and
installed.
1
5
Client receives advertisement for OS refresh,
saves user state.
Image is personalized and boots to full OS with
SMS agent.
2
6
SMS Advanced Client agentstarts up.
SMS delivers bootable Windows PE image using WIM
to existing OS partition.
3
7
SMS ClientAgent Pre-OS
SMS delivers role based applications and post-OS
configuration. User state is restored.
Boot files are modified, reboots to Windows PE on
hard disk, then cleans disk.
8
4
SMSServer
Application Delivery
Windows PE Image Delivery
OS Image Delivery
SMS Advanced Client Agent Windows-Present
Logs all activity
60
Image Installation
  • Phases of image installation
  • Validation
  • State Capture
  • Pre-install
  • Install
  • Post-install
  • State Restore
  • Customer and ISV actions can be added to extend
    functionality
  • Other SMS packages can be run in specific order
  • OSD Client sends status messages.

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Image Installation
Validation Phase
State Capture Phase
Interactive
System
  • Examples
  • Check disk space
  • Check host name

OSD Client
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Image Installation
Validation Phase
State Capture Phase
Interactive
System
OSD Client
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Image Installation
Validation Phase
State Capture Phase
Interactive
System
OSD Client
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Image Installation
Installation Phase (Old OS)
Installation Phase (Windows PE)
User Interface (Progress)
Pre-installation Phase
Post-installation Phase (New OS)
Interactive
System
OSD Client
OSD Image Installer
65
Image Installation
Installation Phase (Old OS)
Installation Phase (Windows PE)
User Interface (Progress)
Pre-installation Phase
Post-installation Phase (New OS)
Interactive
System
OSD Client
OSD Client
OSD Client
OSD Image Installer
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Image Installation
State Restore Phase
Complete
Minisetup
Interactive
System
New Operating System
67
Image Installation
State Restore Phase
Complete
User Logon
Minisetup
Interactive
System
New Operating System
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OSD Summary
  • Adds additional value to SMS 2003
  • Free SMS AddOn
  • SMS now can do end-to-end management of PCs from
    cradle to grave
  • SMS package custom actions may help customers
    reduce the number of images they need by
    installing apps immediately after image deploy
  • Microsoft committed to incremental improvement

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Zero Touch Provisioning
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What is Provisioning?
Method of creating, constructing, deploying, and
managing any service, software, or device,
whether dependant on human interaction or system
automation
  • Identities
  • Security
  • Desktops
  • Software
  • Terminal Server sessions
  • Smartcards
  • Web sites
  • Email features
  • Server software features
  • Shares
  • Storage
  • Voicemail
  • PDA
  • Cell Phone
  • VOIP
  • Integrate with B2E, B2B

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What is Zero Touch Provisioning?
  • Execution engine for IT and related tasks
  • Automated method for managing exceptions to
    policy
  • Leverages infrastructure provided by ZTI
  • Includes
  • Multi-purpose workflow engine
  • Self-service portal site
  • Sample InfoPath forms
  • Sample scripts
  • Sample reports
  • Best Practice Guidance

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ZTP Architecture
WSS 2.0 Web Parts
InfoPath 2003
ServiceObjects
BizTalk 2004 Human Workflow Services
BizTalk Orchestrations
BizTalk Rules
SQL Server 2000
Authorization Manager
Active Directory
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Scenario Subscribe to Application
Request Application
Determine Approver
Email Approver
Approve or Deny
Execute SMS
Calculate Billing
74
Building Blocks
  • Approve send complex approval workflow and wait
    for response (unlimited sequential and two
    parallel approvals)
  • Audit generic audit for tracking and custom
    status reporting
  • Bill create billing record based on business
    rule (calculate actual or value cost)
  • Completion Alert send email from workflow
    without waiting for response
  • Run Script execute a script or command with
    parameters
  • Run SMS execute commands to SMS
  • Validate verify parameters and data

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Terms
  • Service
  • Published to an end-user or admin (id, name,
    type) using Authorization Manager
  • Service Plan
  • Associated grouping and cost of service published
    for a service (i.e. SLA or support agreement)
  • Service Action
  • Unit of workflow for each service (template
    implementation of BizTalk Orchestrations and
    schemas for Human Workflow Services)

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Provisioning Example of use
  • Delegation to Servicedesk / Business Units
  • Reset password
  • Create user accounts
  • Definition of roles and applications
  • Management of data
  • Handling of groups
  • System owner / project manager
  • Give users access to system / applications
  • Create project groups and handle membership
  • Selfservice
  • Request applications
  • Request OS installation
  • Request group membership
  • Request share access
  • Request Password Reset

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