TrainSignal Windows 7 Deployment Training | Date: 13 April 2011, 06:51
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Our Comprehensive Windows 7 Deployment Training Course
Teaches You the Skills Youll Need to Deploy Windows 7 in a Small or
Enterprise Level Environment.
Youll Work Hands-On to Create and Configure Images and Learn How to
Utilize the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, Windows Deployment
Services (WDS), Lite-Touch & Zero Touch Installation, and Much More!
Plus, Learn What Youll Need to Know to Pass the 70-681 Exam!
Course Outline
Windows 7 Deployment Training – Course Outline
Lesson 1 – Getting Started with Windows 7 Deployment Training
In this lesson, you’ll meet your instructor, look at what we’ll be covering in the course and the Microsoft deployment tools.
* Introduction to Microsoft Deployment Tools
* About Your Instructor
* About the Course
* Before You Begin
* How to Use This Course
Lesson 2 – Lab Setup
An important part of learning deployment is getting used to working with the tools. In this lesson, we’ll talk about the lab configuration so you can build your own and follow along with the demos.
* Corporate Scenarios
* My Lab Setup
* My Lab Goals
Lesson 3 – The Course Scenarios
In this lesson, we’ll talk about the deployment scenarios and the fictitious companies we’ll be using for the course demonstrations.
* Four Deployment Scenarios
* Wired Brain Coffee
* Green Lizard Books
* Network Deployment Process
* Image Formats
* Image Types
* Type of Installation
* Windows OSs and Activation
Lesson 4 – An Overview of Deployment Tools
In this lesson we’ll look at the deployment process, introduce the Microsoft deployment tools that we use throughout the course and talk about when each tool would be used.
* Deployment Process
* The Tools Used to Create an Image
* Windows Pre-Installation Environment (WinPE)
* Windows System Image Manager (WSIM)
* Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 Update 1
* Windows Deployment Service
* System Center Configuration Manager
Lesson 5 – Getting Your Hardware Ready to Deploy Windows 7
It is important to find out which computers meet your minimum hardware requirements for installing Windows 7. Learn how the Microsoft Assessment and Planning (MAP) tool can help you determine which need to be replaced.
* The Microsoft Assessment and Planning Tool (MAP)
* MAP Features
* Installing MAP
* MAP Process
* Discovering Computers
* Inventory Methods
* Reports
Lesson 6 – Getting Your Applications Ready for Windows 7
In this lesson you’ll learn how to test your applications for Windows 7 compatibility. Find out how to “shim” applications that are not 100% compatible with Windows 7. And what about those programs your company ran on XP that aren’t compatible with Windows 7? You’ll learn how XP Mode allows you to run these applications seamlessly.
* Applications and Windows 7
* ACM Process
* Installing ACT
* Collect Data
* Inventory
* Compatibility Evaluators and Running DCP Demo
* Analyze
* XP Mode
* Install XP Mode
* Setting Up XP Mode
* Launching Apps on XP Mode
Lesson 7 – Creating and Applying Images
Learn how to boot a bare metal machine with network connectivity to create a new image. You’ll learn how to create a custom Windows Pre Installation Environment (WinPE) and capture an image using ImageX.
* Review of Image Formats, Image Types and the Deployment Process
* The WAIK Tools
* The Tools Used to Create an Image
* What is Windows PE?
* What’s New with WinPE 3.0
* Technician Machine Requirements
* Create Your Own WinPE
* Create an Image
* ImageX and its Switches
* Apply an Image
* Virtual Hard Disks (VHD)
* Attach a VHD Through Disk Management
Lesson 8 – Managing Images
Learn how to edit and update your images using the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) tool. Then migrating from older operating systems (XP) requires saving your user’s data, settings (like IE favorites and desktop settings) and application settings – User State Migration Tool v 4.0 (USMT) is the tool to use. In this lesson learn all about USMT including the newest feature “hardlinks”.
* Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM)
* DISM and the Image
* Mounting Images
* Adding and Removing Drivers
* Adding Packages, Listing Packages and Viewing Package Information
* User State Migration Tool (USMT) – Process, OSs Supported and Requirements
* Types of Migrations, Migration Scripts and Migrating Profiles, Files and Settings
* Running USMT
* Loading USMT
Lesson 9 – Automating Deployments with Windows System Image Manager
There is quite a large learning curve when it comes to creating .xml scripts to automate your deployments. Microsoft has a replacement tool for the old Setup Manager called Windows System Image Manager (WSIM), and this guy is like Setup Manager on steroids. In this lesson you will learn how to create, validate and run your own WSIM scripts to automate a Windows 7 deployment.
* Manually Installing Windows 7
* Meet Windows System Image Manager (WSIM)
* Answer File
* Validating and Saving an Answer File
* Installation in a Nutshell
* Creating a WSIM Script
* Validating, Saving and Testing the Answer File
* Why Learn WSIM?
Lesson 10 – Getting Started with Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 Update 1 (MDT 2010 U1)
Learn how to install and set up the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2010 Update 1 (MDT 2010 U1). MDT 2010 U1 allows you to easily deploy Microsoft Operating Systems. In this lesson you’ll start with installation and end with deploying your first Windows 7 image.
* Installing the Tools
* Meet the Deployment Workbench
* Creating a Deployment Share
* Importing an Operating System
* Adding Applications
* Adding Drivers and Packages
* Task Sequences
* Task Sequence Templates
* Updating a Deployment Share
* Deploying Windows 7 to a Bare Metal Machine
Lesson 11 – Managing and Automating Your Deployment Share
In this lesson you’ll learn how to configure every property in MDT 2010 U1 so you can fully control and customize your MDT 2010 U1 deployments. Once you’ve tweaked your deployments it’s time to automate them. You will find out how to automate as little or as much as you like to provide consistent deployments every time.
* Deployment Share Properties
* OS, Applications, Out-of-Box Drivers and Packages Properties
* Task Sequence Properties
* The CustomSettings.ini and Bootstrap.ini Files
* Automating the Deployment Welcome Page and Network Credentials
* Automating the Task Sequence Execution, Joining a Domain and Restore User Data Pages
* Automating the Locale, Time Zone, Applications, Image Capture and BitLocker Pages
* Lite Touch Installation in Action
Lesson 12 – Fringe Deployment: Server OSs and XP Migration
Learn how to use MDT 2010 U1 to deploy Microsoft Server operating systems, and migrate XP workstations to Windows 7 while maintaining the users data, settings and application settings.
* Server Roles and Features
* Migrating XP to Windows 7
* Gathering XP Application Information and Configuring MDT
* Configuring Deployment Workbench with Application Information
* Launching the Deployment Wizard
* Mandatory Applications
* XP Migration “”"”"”"”Replace”"”"”"”" Scenario
Lesson 13 – MDT Advanced Features
In this lesson you’ll learn 2 of MDT 2010 U1’s advanced features: “Media” allows you to put an entire deployment on removable media (CD, DVD, UFD or external hard drive); “Database” functionality helps to deploy custom settings to a specific machine… every time the machine is imaged.
* MDT’s Selection Profiles
* Creating a Selection Profile
* MDT’s Media Feature
* Creating and Updating Media
* Preparing Media
* Customize Media and Automate Deployment
* MDT Database
* Setting up the MDT Database
* Identifying and Associating the Target Computer and Assigning Settings
Lesson 14 – Linked Deployment Shares and Replication
Corporate offices in a LAN environment make deployments a snap. But clients connecting over a reli
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