“I feel the need, the need for more speed” does make sense to me. By changing the TFTP package size between the client and the PXE server you could achieve that. So, if […]
OSD–Using ZTISendMail to send email in a LTI/ZTI task sequence
Long time ago I had a need to send email an email in the end of the task sequence to notify the technician that the OS deployment was done, therefore creating a […]
Nice to Know – Get rid of all junk before Sysprep and Capture when creating a reference image in MDT
Update 2017-02-22 I can see a lot of comments about different versions and issues. Just to clarify, we use this script with the legacy version of Windows up to Windows Server 2016 (build […]
Back to Basic – CustomSettings.ini – Sample 3 and a bunch more
Customsettings.ini is one of those text files in MDT/ConfigMgr that has a major impact on the solution, badly written the solution is a pain in the… correctly written and it works like […]
Nice to Know – Switch from ImageX to DISM in MDT
Be default the capture process in MDT 2013 uses ImageX to capture the image, there is nothing wrong with that, well, it takes time since Imagex takes about 15 minutes or more […]
Nice to Know – OS Deployment on TechNet – Check This out!!!
For many years TechNet has been the source of information for IT Pro’s, but in many cases it has been “This is what you could do”, leaving a lot of IT profs […]
OS Deployment – Out Of Band install of Windows Server 2012 R2 Using MDT,WDS and PowerShell (Part 1–Getting the Hardware info)
This is post refers to this post https://deploymentbunny.com/2013/12/29/os-deployment-oob-install-of-windows-server-2012-r2-using-mdtwds-and-powershell/ Out of Band or Bare Metal installation requires information regarding the hardware, that is no surprise. We need to to be able to define […]
PowerShell is King – Building a Reference Image Factory
In the world of deployment a reference image is where all begins, basically we take the ISO/WIM from the vendor, install it, tweak it, patch it and on the other side we […]
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