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LTI - User Driven OSD

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Hi,

I need to implement a LTI (User Driven Operating System Installation) and the following should be achieved.

PXE booted Devices ask for the following Informations and begins OSD:
- Computername
- Active Directory OU
- Active Directory Security Groups and/or SCCM Collections
Based on these Informations the PC is added to the specified OU, Security Groups and/or Collections.

 

I already tried the UDIWizard from MDT and it wored good for the OU and Computername.
But I have no idea how to ask for SCCM Collections or AD Security Groups and transmit these to the SCCM Server or Active Directory.

 

Another problem of the UDIWizard is, that if I fil in an already existing Computername in the UDIWizard, it overwrites the Computer in the AD. Is it possible to have a warning, if the filled in Name is already existing?

 

 

Warm Regards

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Hi,

For the Security groups you can use a simple script like this and then create your own custom page in MDT UDI Wizard. http://ccmexec.com/2010/08/adding-computer-to-ad-groups-during-deployment/

Then you set a variable in the custom role, and then use a condition on the step for the script and execute it based on the varible or run the script once and pass the variable as the value for the script..

Regards,

Jörgen

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