One of the best ways to get ready for Windows 10 is to deploy Internet Explorer 11 in your current environment, if you can make IE 11 work there is a huge […]
OSD – Install IE 11 in the ref image like a pro using a PowerShell wrapper
PowerShell is King – Working with Passwords, Secure Strings and Credentials
No, not something new at all, more of a answer on a lot of questions I got from folks. At TechNet Wiki there is a page that describes how to deal with […]
Connecting VMM and Operations Manager
Originally posted on System Center Ramblings:
When building a fabric domain most want to connect Virtual Machine Manager and Operations Manager to get alerts and information. However many seem to fail with…
PowerShell is King – Using OneGet Package Manager on Windows Server Technical Preview build 9841
PowerShell is great and with the “new” OneGet it get awesome. OneGet is a part of PowerShell v5 and it is a generic package manager. OneGet can get items from a repository, […]
Nice to Know – Yes, it is possible to copy items between to Task Sequences as well as copy items between 2 different deployment shares
This is NOT a new feature, I cant even remember how long this has been working, but this morning I saw a Tweet when someone was happy about the possibility to copy […]
OSD – Using PowerShell Commands in UserExit VB script to extend the ZTIGather process during OSD
During todays session I realized that I have done a lot of OSD stuff, but never published it (shame on me), so time to work. First up is how to run PowerShell […]
OSD – Static IP Address does not work in Lite Touch using Offline Media
During a project Johan and was working a while ago, we used Offline Media and we had a problem to set a static IP Address during OSD. After digging Johan found the […]
Nice to Know – Improve Bare Metal Deployment success rate in System Center Virtual Machine Manager
Bare Metal Deployment in SCVMM is a bit different compared to everything else, since it is using a push method. So instead of having some kind of client application controlling the deployment, […]
The Deployment Bunny 