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Contents
Overview 1
Introduction to Creating and Deploying
an Image 2
Preparing a Reference Computer 3
Creating an Image 11
Testing an Image 12
Deploying an Image 13
Lab A: Creating an Image of
Windows 2000 Professional 15
Review 30
Module 4: Creating and
Deploying an Image of
Windows 2000 Professional
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Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional iii
Instructor Notes
This module provides students with the knowledge and skills to create and
deploy an image of a preinstallation or installation of Microsoft
®
Windows
® 2000 Professional, which includes preparing a reference computer,
creating an image by using a third-party disk imaging application, testing an
image to ensure its integrity, and restoring an image on a new or existing
computer. Additionally, students will learn how to automate the Mini-Setup
wizard to finish an installation by providing unique configuration information
to the computer.
At the end of this module, students will use a third-party disk imaging
application to create an image of the reference computer’s hard disk, and then
deploy that image to a computer by restoring it.
At the end of this module, students will be able to:
Explain the role of a reference computer and image, and describe how each
is used in the imaging process.
Prepare a reference computer to be imaged by preinstalling or installing and
configuring Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional, preserving custom user
settings, configuring an answer file to provide unique configuration
information during setup for the target computer, and running the
Windows 2000 System Preparation Tool (Sysprep.exe) to remove
configuration information that is unique to the reference computer.
Create an image of a preinstallation or installation of Windows 2000
Professional by using a third-party disk imaging application.
Test an image before it is restored to ensure that it is configured properly.
Deploy an image to new or existing computers by restoring it from
removable media, such as a compact disc, or from a network share.
Presentation:
30 Minutes
Lab:
60 Minutes
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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 Microsoft PowerPoint® file 1567B_04.ppt.
Preparation Tasks
To prepare for this module, you should:
Read all the materials for this module.
Complete the lab.
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 technical white papers located on the Trainer Materials
compact disc:
• Easier Windows NT
® Workstation 4.0 Deployment with Disk Image
Copying and the Microsoft System Preparation Tool
• Automated Deployment Options
• Microsoft Windows 2000 Guide to Unattended Setup
Module Strategy
Use the following strategy to present this module:
Introduction to Creating and Deploying an Image
Introduce the concepts for creating and deploying an image, including the
role of a reference computer and third-party disk imaging application.
Tell students about using a disk duplicator to distribute the image.
Preparing a Reference Computer
Briefly describe the steps necessary to prepare a reference computer before
the image is created, including configuring a reference computer, preserving
custom user settings, configuring an answer file, and preparing the hard
disk.
Explain the steps necessary to configure a reference computer before
creating an image.
Explain how to preserve customer user settings by copying the
Administrator profile to the default user profile.
Explain how to configure an answer file to automate the Mini-Setup wizard
by using a text editor or the Setup Manager wizard.
Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional v
Explain the purpose of the System Preparation Tool (Sysprep.exe). Explain
or demonstrate how to install Sysprep.exe. Describe how to prepare the hard
disk by running Sysprep.exe to remove configuration information that is
unique to the reference computer.
Describe the Sysprep.exe switches and the situations in which they are
useful.
Creating an Image
Describe the steps necessary to create an image of a reference computer.
Testing an Image
Explain the steps necessary to test an image before it is restored on a new or
existing computer.
Deploying an Image
Explain the steps necessary to restore an image on a new or existing
computer.
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Customization Information
This section identifies the lab setup requirements for a module and the
configuration changes that occur on student computers during the labs. This
information is provided to assist you in replicating or customizing Microsoft
Official Curriculum (MOC) courseware.
The lab in this module is also dependent on the classroom
configuration that is specified in the Customization Information section at the
end of the Classroom Setup Guide for course 1567B, Preinstalling and
Deploying Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional.
Lab Setup
There are no lab setup requirements that affect replication or customization.
Lab Results
Performing the lab in this module introduces the following configuration
changes:
Installation of the Windows 2000 Support Tools.
Specification of the color scheme display setting as Desert for the
Administrator account and Rainy Day for any new users created. New users
will also have a desktop shortcut to Windows Explorer and folder named
Northwind Traders on the desktop.
Importan
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Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional 1
Overview
Introduction to Creating and Deploying an Image
Preparing a Reference Computer
Creating an Image
Testing an Image
Deploying an Image
At the end of this module, you will be able to:
Explain the role of a reference computer and image, and describe how each
is used in the imaging process.
Preinstall (or install) and configure Microsoft® Windows® 2000
Professional in order to prepare a reference computer to be imaged, which
includes:
• Preserving custom user settings
• Configuring an answer file to provide the target computer with unique
configuration information during setup
• Running the Windows 2000 System Preparation Tool (Sysprep.exe) to
remove configuration information that is unique to the reference
computer.
Create an image of a preinstallation or installation of Windows 2000
Professional by using a third-party disk imaging application.
Test an image before restoring it to ensure that the image is configured
properly.
Deploy an image to new or existing computers by restoring the image from
a network share or from removable media, such as a compact disc.
Slide Objective
To provide an overview
of the module topics
and objectives.
Lead-in
In this module, you will
learn about creating and
deploying an image of a
preinstallation or installation
of Windows 2000
Professional.
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Introduction to Creating and Deploying an Image
Image
Software
Distribution
Point
Disk Imaging
Application
Reference
Computer
Windows 2000 Professional
and Applications
Target Computers
An Image Is Based on the Configuration of a
Reference Computer
Use a Third-Party Disk Imaging Application
to Create and Restore an Image
Target Computers Must Have the Same HAL
As the Reference Computer
An Image Is Based on the Configuration of a
Reference Computer
Use a Third-Party Disk Imaging Application
to Create and Restore an Image
Target Computers Must Have the Same HAL
As the Reference Computer
Creating an image means configuring a preinstallation or installation of
Windows 2000 Professional (including applications, desktop settings, and user
preferences), and then duplicating that configuration. Deploying an image
means restoring the image on new or existing computers.
Creating and deploying an image requires the following:
Reference computer. Provides a baseline configuration for other computers.
The configuration of the reference computer is replicated to other computers
in an organization, or to other new computers in a line of computer
products. The replicated contents are known as an image.
Third-party disk imaging application. You will need to use a third-party
disk imaging application, such as PowerQuest Drive Image Pro, to create an
image of the reference computer, and then restore that image on new or
existing target computers.
Target computers. New or existing computers on which you deploy an
image require the same hardware configurations as the reference computer.
Images can be installed only on target computers that have the same
hardware abstraction layer (HAL) as the reference computer.
You can also use a disk duplicator to copy the contents of the reference
computer hard disk to other hard disks. For instructions about using this hard
disk duplication method, see the documentation for the disk duplicator.
Slide Objective
To introduce how an image
is created and deployed.
Lead-in
An image is a duplicate of
a hard disk that contains a
preinstallation or installation
of Windows 2000
Professional.
You create an image when
you want to install the same
configuration on computers
that have the same
hardware abstraction layer.
Use the illustration on the
slide to introduce the
concepts for creating and
deploying an image.
Mention the Note at the
bottom of the page.
Refer to the student notes
for supporting details.
Note
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Preparing a Reference Computer
Configure the Reference Computer
Configure the Reference Computer
Preserve Custom User Settings
Preserve Custom User Settings
Configure an Answer File to Automate the
Mini-Setup Wizard
Configure an Answer File to Automate the
Mini-Setup Wizard
Prepare the Hard Disk
Prepare the Hard Disk
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To create and install an image, perform the following steps:
1. Configure the reference computer.
A reference computer includes Windows 2000 Professional, retail and
custom in-house applications, and network and computer settings.
2. Preserve custom user settings.
You will need to copy the customized user settings to the Default User
profile on the reference computer. Otherwise, after the image is deployed on
a target computer, only users who log on as Administrator will receive the
customized settings.
3. Configure an answer file to automate the Mini-Setup wizard.
You can use an answer file to automate the Mini-Setup wizard so that users
are not prompted for configuration information. This provides for a more
fully automated installation.
4. Prepare the hard disk.
You prepare the hard disk on the reference computer by running
Sysprep.exe. Sysprep.exe removes all configuration settings that are unique
to a computer, such as the computer name and the unique security identifiers
(SIDs). It also installs the Mini-Setup wizard. After the image is installed on
a target computer and the computer is restarted, the Mini-Setup wizard will
prompt the user for some of the information (such as user name and
computer name) that Sysprep.exe removed.
Slide Objective
To introduce the steps
necessary for creating and
deploying an image.
Lead-in
Perform these steps to
create and deploy an image
of Windows 2000
Professional.
Introduce the steps for
creating and deploying
an image.
Refer to the student notes
for supporting details.
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Configuring a Reference Computer
Preinstall or Install
Windows 2000 Professional
Preinstall or Install
Windows 2000 Professional
Configure Components and Settings
Configure Components and Settings
Install and Configure Applications
Install and Configure Applications
Test the Configuration
Test the Configuration
Network
Network
User
User
Desktop
Desktop
A reference computer contains the hard disk configuration that will be
replicated to the target computers. This configuration can include not only the
operating system, but also retail and custom in-house applications, and network
and computer settings. When you configure the reference computer, be sure that
you are logged on using the built-in Administrator account.
Configure a reference computer by performing the following steps:
1. Preinstall or install Windows 2000 Professional.
Install Windows 2000 Professional on a clean computer. A clean installation
means that Windows 2000 Professional is installed on a newly formatted
hard disk.
2. Configure components and settings.
These are the settings that will represent the new computer configuration.
The configuration can include everything from the appearance of the
desktop to the installation of printers. Always verify that any configuration
settings that you make are appropriate for all users who will install the
image. (For example, do not map network drives if users installing the
image will not have access to those network folders.)
Slide Objective
To explain the steps
required to configure the
reference computer before
creating an image.
Lead-in
A reference computer is a
computer that provides a
baseline configuration of
Windows 2000 Professional,
applications, and settings.
Explain the steps required
to configure a reference
computer before creating
an image.
Explain the Important note
following the student notes.
Refer to the student notes
for supporting details.
Key Point
Use the built-in
Administrator account when
configuring the reference
computer.
[...]... Close any open windows, and then log off 30 Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional Review Slide Objective To reinforce module objectives by reviewing key points Introduction to Creating and Deploying an Image Lead-in Preparing a Reference Computer The review questions cover some of the key concepts taught in the module Creating an Image Testing an Image Deploying an Image. .. the image to designated computers simultaneously This helps reduce network traffic associated with multiple over-the-network installations of Windows 2000 Professional Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional Lab A: Creating an Image of Windows 2000 Professional Slide Objective To introduce the lab Lead-in In this lab, you will prepare the reference computer, create an image. .. f In the Deploy window, select all of the files, right-click any selected file, and then click Extract g In the Browse for Folder dialog box, expand Local Disk (C:), click Sysprep, and then click OK h Close the Deploy window, and then remove the Windows 2000 Professional compact disc from the CD-ROM drive Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional 23 (continued) Tasks 2... down and is ready to be imaged If you were going to duplicate the hard disk physically, at this point you would remove the hard disk from the reference computer and use diskduplicating equipment to reproduce it Note Sysprep.exe supports only Windows 2000 Professional or Windows 2000 Server (when Windows 2000 Server is configured as a stand-alone server) Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows. .. the information, and then click OK The System Preparation Tool prepares the reference computer to run the Mini-Setup wizard and regenerate a SID at startup The System Preparation Tool then deletes the C:\Sysprep folder and shuts down Windows 2000 d Turn off the computer, if necessary Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional 25 Exercise 5 Creating an Image Scenario After... an image by using PowerQuest Drive Image Pro Test an image by restoring it on a target computer Prerequisites Before working on this lab, you must have knowledge about using the disk imaging process to install and configure Windows 2000 Professional Lab Setup To complete this lab, you need two blank, 1.44-megabyte (MB) floppy disks 15 16 Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional. .. High, and then click Next g On the Ready to Create Image File page, click Finish to start the creation of the image file Drive Image Pro displays the Creating the Image dialog box, showing the progress of the imaging process This process will take several minutes h After the image is created, in the Create Image message box, click OK 26 Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional. .. label it Drive Image Pro Disk 1, and then click OK i Insert a blank, formatted 1.44-MB disk into drive A, and then click OK PowerQuest Drive Image Pro copies files to the disk j When the Disk Two Created (Program) message box appears, remove the disk, label it Drive Image Pro Disk 2, and then click OK k Close Windows Explorer 18 Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional Exercise... computer to prevent any unwanted alterations to the configuration 6 Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional Preserving Custom User Settings Slide Objective To explain how to preserve custom user settings on a reference computer before creating an image Lead-in You will want to preserve any custom user settings on the reference computer before creating an image Create a New... removal of the TempAdmin account have been completed 22 Module 4: Creating and Deploying an Image of Windows 2000 Professional Exercise 4 Installing and Running the Setup Manager Wizard and Sysprep.exe Scenario Before you create the image, you need to use the Setup Manager wizard to create a Sysprep.inf file The Sysprep.inf file allows you to automate portions of the installation when you deploy the image .
of Windows 2000
Professional.
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Introduction to Creating and Deploying an Image
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