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Contents Overview 1 Introduction to Preinstalling and Deploying Windows 2000 Professional 2 Automating an Installation of Creating a Windows Installer Package 6 Creating and Deployi

Contents

Overview 1

Introduction to Preinstalling and

Deploying Windows 2000 Professional 2

Automating an Installation of

Creating a Windows Installer Package 6

Creating and Deploying an Image of

Technologies Used to Preinstall and

Deploy Windows 2000 Professional 10

Review 12

Module 1: Introduction to Preinstalling and Deploying Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional

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Instructor Notes

This module provides students with an introduction to the methods and technologies that are used to preinstall and deploy Microsoft® Windows® 2000

Professional

There is no lab for this module

At the end of this module, students will be able to:

Describe the different methods for preinstalling and deploying Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional

Describe an automated installation of Windows 2000 Professional

Describe how applications are deployed by using Windows Installer packages, and how applications can be repackaged for deployment

Describe how preconfigured images of Windows 2000 Professional are created and deployed

Identify the technologies available to preinstall and deploy Windows 2000

Professional on new or existing computers

Materials and Preparation

This section provides you with the required materials and preparation tasks that are needed to teach this module

Required Materials

To teach this module, you need the Microsoft PowerPoint® file 1567b_01.ppt

Preparation Tasks

To prepare for this module, you should:

Read all of the materials for this module

Become familiar with the Microsoft OEM System Builder Program and Web site by registering at http://www.microsoft.com/oem/ Review the Technical section of the Web site and the preinstallation process of other operating systems

Read the following white papers that are located on the Trainer Materials compact disc:

• Automated Deployment Options

• Easier Windows NT® Workstation 4.0 Deployment with Disk Image Copying and the Microsoft System Preparation Tool

• Dealing with the Human Side of Deployment

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 Corporate Deployment Guide

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional in a Novell NetWare Environment

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional in a Windows NT Server 4.0

Environment

• Plug and Play for Windows 2000

Presentation:

30 Minutes

Lab:

00 Minutes

• README for Windows 2000 Setup Manager Wizard

• Planning, Deploying, and Managing Microsoft Windows 2000 with

Systems Management Server 2.0

• Support and Management Improvements

• System Preparation Tool Script File Keys

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Guide to Unattended Setup Release Notes

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Guide to Unattended Setup

• Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional in a Unix Environment

• Using WinINSTALL LE to Repackage Applications for the Windows

Installer

• Automating the Windows 2000 Upgrade

• The Windows Installer Service

Module Strategy

Use the following strategy to present this module:

Introduction to Preinstalling and Deploying Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional

Describe the benefits of preinstalling and deploying Windows 2000 Professional on new or existing computers

Automating an Installation of Windows 2000 Professional Explain how to use an answer file to automate a Windows 2000 Professional installation

Explain how a Uniqueness Database File (UDF) can be used with an answer file during installation

Creating a Windows Installer Package Explain how Windows Installer packages allow you to deploy applications when preinstalling Windows 2000 Professional

Explain how Windows Installer packages are created for applications that

do not include a native Windows Installer package

Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional Explain how an image of a Windows 2000 Professional configuration is created and deployed

Technologies Used to Preinstall and Deploy Windows 2000 Professional Summarize the various technologies used to preinstall and deploy Windows 2000 Professional

Customization Information

There are no labs in this module, and as a result, there are no lab setup requirements or configuration changes that affect replication or customization

Overview

Introduction to Preinstalling and Deploying Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional

Automating an Installation of Windows 2000 Professional

Creating a Windows Installer Package

Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional

Technologies Used to Preinstall and Deploy Windows 2000 Professional

At the end of this module, you will be able to:

Describe the different methods for preinstalling and deploying Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional

Describe an automated installation of Windows 2000 Professional

Describe how applications are deployed by using Windows Installer packages, and how applications can be repackaged for deployment

Describe how preconfigured images of Windows 2000 Professional are created and deployed

Identify the technologies available to preinstall and deploy Windows 2000 Professional on new or existing computers

Slide Objective

To provide an overview of

the module topics and

objectives

Lead-in

In this module, you will learn

about the methods used to

preinstall and deploy

Windows 2000 Professional

Introduction to Preinstalling and Deploying

Windows 2000 Professional

New or Existing Computers

New or Existing Computers

Reference Computer

Automated Installation

Windows Installer Package

Image

Automated Installation

Windows Installer Package

Image

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During the preinstallation and deployment process, you can configure and install Windows 2000 Professional and applications on new or existing computers OEM system builders preinstall Windows 2000 Professional and applications before delivering new equipment to customers The preinstallation process allows OEM system builders to test, configure, and brand the computer Preinstallation also controls the experience the customer has when turning on the computer for the first time For example, during initial startup, the customer only needs to accept the Microsoft End User License Agreement (EULA), enter the CD Key, and add user information

Information technology (IT) professionals deploy Windows 2000 Professional and applications to users within an organization or department IT specialists must also test and configure computers based on user needs Typically, these specialists deploy Windows 2000 Professional so that little or no user input is needed when users first log on

To preinstall and deploy Windows 2000 Professional on new or existing computers, use one or a combination of the following three methods:

Automate an installation of Windows 2000 Professional by using an answer file The answer file allows you to preinstall and deploy Windows 2000 Professional on new or existing computers that require the same or similar configurations

Create Windows Installer packages to deploy necessary or specified applications Windows Installer packages allow you to install applications

by using Windows 2000 Professional

Create and deploy an image of a configured installation, including the operating system, custom settings, and applications Images are useful for installing Windows 2000 Professional and applications on new or existing computers that share the same hardware configuration

Slide Objective

To introduce the methods

for preinstalling and

deploying Windows 2000

Professional

Lead-in

During the preinstallation

and deployment process,

you can install and configure

Windows 2000 Professional

and applications on multiple

computers

Use the illustration on the

slide to define preinstallation

and deployment

Describe the benefits

of preinstallation and

deployment Refer to

the student notes for

supporting details

OEM Setup Process

Supplies Information Required by the Mini-Setup Wizard

Performs Additional Configurations and Runs Sysprep.exe

Preinstalls Windows 2000 Professional and Files

OEM

OEM or Reseller

User

OEM system builders preinstall Windows 2000 Professional on computers to control the experience the customer has when turning on the computer for the first time During initial startup, the customer must accept the Microsoft EULA and provide other user-specific information The OEM setup process for Windows 2000 Professional is performed by three separate parties: the OEM, the OEM or reseller, and the user

OEM

OEM system builders use the winnt or winnt32 command and a Windows

2000 Professional compact disc to copy Windows 2000 Professional installation files to a temporary folder on new computers Text-mode and graphical user interface (GUI)-mode Setup are run at this time This process also copies any other required files, such as drivers and application files, to the temporary folder

OEM or Reseller

The OEM or the reseller performs any additional configurations, such as preloading applications and installing hardware The OEM or the reseller then runs the Windows 2000 System Preparation Tool (Sysprep.exe) to return the registry to an initial startup state

User

The user provides the final information the first time the user logs on The Mini-Setup Wizard prompts the user to accept the EULA and enter the product identification number (PID) Then the wizard prompts the user to supply other user-specific information, such as computer name, time zone, video resolution, and passwords

Slide Objective

To explain the OEM setup

process for Windows 2000

Professional

Lead-in

Preinstalling Windows 2000

Professional controls the

experience the customer

has when turning on the

computer for the first time

Describe the OEM setup

process for preinstalling

Windows 2000 Professional

Automating an Installation of Windows 2000 Professional

Provides Unique Configuration Settings for Each Computer

Provides Common Configuration Settings for All Computers

[UserData]

FullName = YourNameHere

[UserData]

FullName = YourNameHere

[UniqueIDs]

Computer1 = UserData [Computer1:UserData]

FullName = DifferentNameHere

[UniqueIDs]

Computer1 = UserData [Computer1:UserData]

FullName = DifferentNameHere

Answer File

Uniqueness Database File

Uniqueness Database File

You automate an installation of Windows 2000 Professional by using an answer file An answer file supplies the settings that a user would otherwise need to provide during Setup This enables you to install Windows 2000 Professional

on multiple computers that have the same setup configuration The answer file also specifies how Setup interacts with the files on the network share during preinstallation

If the setup configurations on some computers differ, then you use a Uniqueness Database File (UDF) with an answer file A UDF provides unique settings for computers that require configurations different from those listed by the answer wizard Using a UDF with an answer file enables you to install Windows 2000 Professional on multiple computers that require different setup configurations

Slide Objective

To briefly describe

preinstalling and deploying

Windows 2000 Professional

by using an answer file

and UDF

Lead-in

By using an answer file and

a UDF, you can automate

an installation of

Windows 2000 Professional

on multiple computers

Use the slide illustration to

explain using an answer file

and a UDF

Explain how preinstalling or

deploying Windows 2000

Professional by using

answer files and UDFs

solves a common business

problem Refer to the

student notes for

supporting details

Business Problem

To keep up with customer demand, OEM system builders and organizations must be able to configure and install new computers as quickly and uniformly

as possible In contrast to automated installations, manually preinstalling Windows 2000 Professional on new computers may require:

Preinstalling the operating system and base software components on each new computer before delivery to the user

Sending technical support personnel to each site to manually install the operating system

Teaching users how to install and configure their own computers

Solution

Use an answer file to predefine an operating system configuration capable of automatically installing Windows 2000 Professional on new computers The answer file provides most of the answers to the Setup prompts (except customer-specific information), and then shuts down the computer When customers turn on their computers, GUI-mode Setup restarts Customers then complete Setup by responding to messages requesting registration and user identification information

Creating a Windows Installer Package

Package Software

Distribution Point

Repackaging Application

Preconfigured Software

Application to Repackage an Application

Media or a Network Share

A Repackaged Application Contains Preconfigured Software

Use a Third-Party Repackaging Application to Repackage an Application

Install the Package from Removable Media or a Network Share

Reference Computer

Windows 2000 Professional and Application

Creating Windows Installer packages allows you to preconfigure an application, and then automatically install the configured application on a Windows 2000 Professional-based computer Because applications that run on earlier versions

of Windows do not include a Windows Installer package, you must create a Windows Installer package to deploy these applications on Windows 2000 Professional-based computers

To create a Windows Installer package, you repackage the application by first installing and configuring the application on a reference computer (also referred

to as a master computer) You then use a third-party repackaging tool supplied with Windows 2000 Professional to create a repackaged application After the application is repackaged, the package is stored on a software distribution point The package can then be preinstalled or deployed during an automated

installation of Windows 2000 Professional

Slide Objective

To briefly describe how a

preconfigured application

can be installed by

repackaging the application

Lead-in

Creating Windows Installer

packages is a way to

preinstall or deploy

applications on Windows

2000 Professional-based

computers

Use the illustration on

the slide to describe

preinstalling or

deploying software

Explain how preinstalling

or deploying software that

is compatible with the

Windows Installer service

solves a common business

problem Refer to the

student notes for

supporting details