Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (SCCM 2012) provides automated operating system deployment (OSD) capabilities. It allows IT administrators to fully deploy and configure laptops and desktops from any initial state, including bare-metal installations. SCCM 2012 offers benefits like saving time and effort through one-touch installation, capturing existing settings during re-installations, allowing multiple deployments simultaneously, and automatically backing up user data to eliminate human errors. The presentation covers OSD workflows for clean installations and refresh installations, as well as methods for backing up data, installing drivers, and the added business value of automated deployment over traditional manual installation methods.

1. Automated
Operating System Deployment
(OSD)
One touch Installation

2. What is SCCM 2012?
• Microsoft System Center 2012 Configuration Manager provides a
highly flexible, automated solution to fully deploy and configure
Laptops and desktops from any initial state, including bare-metal
deployments.
• This enables IT administrators to provide an end-to-end solution for
the installation and configuration of Windows, by delivering
applications, updates, patches, and security fixes in a single
distribution. This presentation will cover methods to operating
system deployment.

3. What is SCCM 2012 ?
Software Update
Management
Bit locker
Software
Metering
Network Access Protection
Power Management
Antivirus
Remote Control
OS
Deployment
Support for
the Mobile Workforce
IT Asset
Intelligence

4. Benefits of using OSD :
• Saving time & effort
• Capturing old settings
• Multiple deployments at the same time
• Fully backup of user data
• Automatic deployment rules
• Eliminate human mistakes

5. OSD Scenarios :
• Bare-Metal This involves a new, fresh installation. In this case, a new
image is deployed to a computer that does not have any operating
system installed on disk.
• OS Re-Installation In this situation the user retains the same
hardware, but is migrating over to a new operating system. Once
again, the user's data and settings must be moved to the new
operating system.
• Replacement (Phase 2) In this scenario, a user is moving from a
legacy computer to a new system. This means the user's data and
settings must be moved to the new computer and operating system.

6. OSD Workflow :

7. OSD Workflow (if clean Inst.):

8. OSD Workflow (if Refresh Inst.):

9. Backup data Methodologies :
• Capturing by copying Data on server.
• Capturing Locally by Hard links instead of copying data.
• Capturing using volume shadow copying.

10. Installing Drivers Methodologies :
•Auto Apply Drivers.
•Apply Drivers Package.

11. Screen shoots:
•Auto Apply Drivers.
•Apply Drivers Package.

12. Screen shoots:
•Auto Apply Drivers.
•Apply Drivers Package.

13. Screen shoots:
•Auto Apply Drivers.
•Apply Drivers Package.

14. Screen shoots:
•Auto Apply Drivers.
•Apply Drivers Package.

15. Business Added Value :
Value Traditional Installation Automated Installation
Time More than 4 hours Almost 1 hour or less
Effort Do everything by yourself One touch installation
Settings Do all settings after every
Installation
Automated setting for all scenarios
Multiple deployments at
same time
Need more resources with more
effort
Only needed LAN cable
Backup Data Need effort & waiting for copying
plus Free space on external HDD
Full automated without any
resources with zero touch
Automated Rules Need checklist for software for this
user
Fully Automated
Human Mistakes Large scale of human mistakes No human Interaction

16. Business Added Value :
Integrate with other CM Family Like
( Orchestrator – Service Manager)

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