Using LTI with MDT 2010
Prior to deploying Windows 7 by using LTI with MDT 2010, be sure to perform the following steps:
- Create a deployment share, possibly in a lab environment, and add the appropriate resources to it. To add applications to the deployment share.
- In the deployment share, create and customize task sequences that install Windows 7 as required.
- Build any custom Windows 7 images required for deployment.
- Test your deployment share and custom disk images in the lab.
Previous Tutorial "Developing Disk Images" describes how to fully stock the deployment share with applications, device drivers, packages, and operating system source files. It also describes how to create task sequences and build custom Windows 7 disk images. In this tutorial, you learn how to replicate your deployment share onto the production network and how to perform an LTI deployment by using it.
In this tutorial:
- Deploying with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit
- Introducing MDT 2010
- Resource Access
- Using LTI with MDT 2010
- Replicating a Deployment Share
- Preparing Windows Deployment Services
- Configuring CustomSettings.ini
- Automating the LTI Process
- Performing LTI Deployments
- Customizing MDT 2010
- Configuring Multiple Computers
- Applying the Properties to the Groups
- Configuring Individual Computers
- Applying the Properties to Individual Computers
- Customizing CustomSettings.ini
- Customizing BootStrap.ini
- Using the MDT 2010 Database
- Creating the MDT 2010 Database
- Configuring the MDT 2010 Database
- Configuring the Database Access