I've got my SCCM build working nicely now, and I can deploy operating systems from PXE to both known and unknown computers, now i'm trying sort out the logistics of deploying to a few machines one at a time.
Prior to SCCM, we used WDS for OSD, where you could F12 any machine and it would give you the options to re-build/image the computer. I want the same sort of thing again, i.e. I don't want to have to go into the SCCM console to manually add a computer a specific collection (i.e. "Deploy WIndows 7") that has an OSD task sequence permenantly advertised to it.
Now I could have the OSD task sequence permenantly advertised to 'Unknown Computers', which would work, but only on the machines that don't have their GUID/MAC details recorded. Also I suppose I could permenantly advertise the task sequence to 'All Client Workstations', but then when the workstation is built, there will always be the OSD advertisment visible within Windows. I suppose I could surpress the advertisment messages, but it still seems a bit sketchy. Is this the only way to achieve what I'm after?
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I've got my SCCM build working nicely now, and I can deploy operating systems from PXE to both known and unknown computers, now i'm trying sort out the logistics of deploying to a few machines one at a time.
Prior to SCCM, we used WDS for OSD, where you could F12 any machine and it would give you the options to re-build/image the computer. I want the same sort of thing again, i.e. I don't want to have to go into the SCCM console to manually add a computer a specific collection (i.e. "Deploy WIndows 7") that has an OSD task sequence permenantly advertised to it.
Now I could have the OSD task sequence permenantly advertised to 'Unknown Computers', which would work, but only on the machines that don't have their GUID/MAC details recorded. Also I suppose I could permenantly advertise the task sequence to 'All Client Workstations', but then when the workstation is built, there will always be the OSD advertisment visible within Windows. I suppose I could surpress the advertisment messages, but it still seems a bit sketchy. Is this the only way to achieve what I'm after?
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