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• Share the typical challenges and impediments faced by fielder especially in developing & emerging markets
• Typical FAQs and how we tackle them
• The desktop deployment planning considerations
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Named Best of What’s New
Named Best New Product
Awarded Best Product
Recognized as a Favorite New Thing in
the Operating System Software
Category
• Wireless Connectivity
• System Restore
• Remote Desktop
• Windows Firewall
• Enhanced User Interface
On April 8, 2014 Windows XP SP3 will reach
the end of support lifecycle and will no longer
be supported.
Windows XP
Launch
April 2008
Windows XP SP3
Launch
Windows XP SP3
End of Support
April, 2014 October 2001
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compatibility
o XP took only 3 ~ 6 month for Migration; so it should be the same!
o No. May not be the same
o Some major changes
o Architecture
o Application Compatibility
o Security
o Newer Devices
FAQ (frequently asked questions) & FSS (frequently said statements)
o Typical unforeseen circumstance?
o How many 100s of Apps do you have in XP?
o Out of this - how many is directly supporting your core business?
o Do your Vendor, Partner, ISV, LOB owner & others will continue to support?
o What & How to make these apps will continue to work?
o Is this possible?
o If not, what are the options?
o Do you know who were the people involved in the last major migration?
o Owners & stakeholders?
What you should Ask yourself!
o Typical unforeseen circumstance?
o Is your existing environment (infrastructure and systems) will support if any changes in the OS happens?
o How do you accommodate this?
o How to make the environment secured and reliable once - XP is out of Support?
FAQ (frequently asked questions) & FSS (frequently said statements)
Business Requirements Common requirements
o Reduce number of images
o Save user data and settings
o Identify incompatible applications for new operating system
o Seamless migration to the 2013 Microsoft Office system
Existing Environment and Capabilities o Microsoft Active Directory® directory service
o Network identity o Domain Name System (DNS)
o Microsoft Windows® Internet Naming Service (WINS)
o Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
o Desktop and server management
o Patch management
o Networking
o Desktop imaging process and capabilities
Deployment Tools and Solutions
Plan Build Deploy Operate
• MDT
• ACT
• MAP
• OMPM
• SCCM
• SMS
• Security Guides
• GPOA
• MDT
• WAIK
• Windows PE
• SIM
• WIM
• ACT (Shim DB)
• OCT
• USMT
• APPV
• OEM
• Media
• WDS
• LTI
• ZTI
• SCCM
• Offline Svc
• SMS/SCCM
• SCOM/MOM
• DEM
• WDS
• DFS/R
• AGPM
Understanding Your Environment Planning, Inventory and Assessment
o MDT – Microsoft Deployment Toolkit o Workbench, guidance, documentation, tools
o MAP – Microsoft Assessment and Planning o WMI Inventory, HW readiness, SW Inventory proposals
o ACT – Application Compatibility Toolkit o Agent HW/SW inventory, test tools, shim fixes
o OMPM – Office Migration and Planning Mgr o Office document inventory, assessment and conversion
o SCCM – System Center Configuration Manager o Agents, HW/SW inventory, app/OS deployment, metering, reports
o Security Guides o Windows, Office, Server
Getting Started Basic Tools
o WIM – Windows Imaging o Filed based, high compression, serviceable, injectable
o Windows PE o Command line version of Windows (Vista/Server)
o WAIK– Windows Automated Installation Toolkit o Guidance, Image mastering, WinPE, SIM
o SIM – System Image Manager o Used to create and manage Unattend answer files (XML)
o OCT – Office Customization Tool o Corporate configurations of Office 2010
o Security Guides (GPO Accelerator)
oApplication Compatibility o Application Compatibility Factory
o App Readiness
oOffice Compatibility o OMPM
o Internet Explorer Compatibility o ACT, IE8 RDP, ActiveX Installer Service
Compatibility
Deployment Options Delivering an Image
oMDT 2012 Update 1– Microsoft Deployment Toolkit o Combines tools (WAIK/ADK) and guidance
o MDT Workbench
o Lite Touch Installation (LTI)
o Zero Touch Installation (ZTI)
o Deployment Sticks
oWindows Deployment Services o F12 / PXE deployments
MDT Version
MDT2012 Update 1 MDT 2013
Deployment tools version: WAIK 3.0, ADK 8.0
Supported operating systems MDT can
deploy: Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012,
Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista Service Pack 2,
Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2, Windows Server
2003 R2, Windows XP Service Pack 3
Deployment tools version: ADK 8.1
Supported operating systems MDT can
deploy: Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7,
Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 R2,
Windows Vista Service Pack 2
Supported operating systems MDT can migrate
from: Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Server 2012,
Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Vista Service Pack 2,
Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2, Windows Server
2003 R2, Windows XP Service Pack 3
Supported operating systems MDT can migrate
from: Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows
Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 R2
SCCM Integration:
ConfigMgr 2007 or 2012 SP1
SCCM Integration:
ConfigMgr 2012 SP1 CU3
ConfigMgr 2012 R2
Additional Deploy Tools Broad Scale Options
o Windows Deployment Services
o User State Migration Tool
o Lite Touch Installation o OEM and Media-based solutions
o Zero Touch Installation
o System Center ConfigMgr 2007/2012
o Terminal Services, App-V, MED-V
o Provisioning
Volume Activation One built-in setup key
Two type of customer specific keys
Three activation options
Multiple Activation Key (MAK)
Key Management Service (KMS) Key
MAK Independent Activation (online, phone) Individually connect and activate with Microsoft
MAK Proxy Activation (proxy) Activation multiple systems with one connection to Microsoft
(proxy) Activate periodically using customer hosted
KMS Activation
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Enable installation and usage of the product during grace period without need for any product key
Exactly how many days left for XP?
o Try entering this in excel:
=NETWORKDAYS(TODAY(),DATE(2014,4,8))
o Remaining week days until XP End of Support!
ios (version 6 or below):
Please input the below URL:
http://aka.ms/SVC236R
Other platform:
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