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In the first part of my article, I talked about the creation of answer file for Windows 7 unattended installation. In this part, we will finish Windows 7 installation, capture it as an image on a WDS server and install another computer with this captured image in unattended mode.
Hi everyone
The subject for this two part article is the creation of an unattended answer file for Windows 7 operating system installation, creation of an image of a Windows 7 machine and deployment of the image via WDS by unattended installation method. First of all, I want to explain about what we need in such a scenario.
IMPLEMENTATION OF WINDOWS DEPLOYMENT SERVICES (WDS) ON WINDOWS SERVER 2008 R2 – DAY 2
We have finished our WDS server installation before and today we are going to add install and boot images to the server. Then we will install operating system to the client computers over network connection. We are going to use WDS administrative interface for this purpose.
IMPLEMENTATION OF WINDOWS DEPLOYMENT SERVICES (WDS) ON WINDOWS SERVER 2008 R2 – DAY 1
Hi everyone
I will try to explain the implementation of Windows Deployment Services (WDS) on Windows Server 2008 R2 in this two part article series. Lets begin with the explanation of WDS. What is it and used for? WDS is an continuation and upgraded version of Remote Installation Services (RIS) which comes with older Windows Server products. The aim of the service is to install operating system on a baremetal client machine through network connection. So, why do i want to install an OS through network connection? I can tell you few reasons for this: the client machine doesn’t have a CD/DVD drive, install a bunch of computer at the same time, to implement a fully installed (OS and programs) client image to lots of computers in a short time etc. OK. That is enough for intro. Lets get into the real subject.
