UDI provides a wizard-driven interface that runs on the target computer, which allows you to provide configuration information immediately prior to operating system and application deployment. This allows you to create generic OSD task sequences, and then have other users provide computer specific information at the time of deployment, which provides greater flexibility in the deployment process.
Note If you are unfamiliar with UDI, review the UDI terms and terminology in the section, UDI Concepts, in the MDT document Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Reference. Familiarizing yourself with these terms and terminology will help you be more successful in applying the remainder of this guide to your organization.
Review the overview information about UDI deployments in the subsequent sections:
· Overview of UDI in MDT Deployment Scenarios
· Overview of Built-in UDI Components
Table 135lists additional content resources for UDI administration and development.
Table 135. Additional Content Resources for UDI Administration and Development
Resource |
Description |
This content provides an overview of UDI administration. |
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This content describes how to configure the behavior of the UDI Wizard using the UDI Wizard Designer. |
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This content provides an overview of the UI for the UDI Wizard designer. |
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UDI Reference section in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Reference |
This content provides reference material for UDI, including information on: · OSDResults · AppInstaller · Built-in UDI stage groups and stages · UDI tasks · UDI validators · UDI wizard pages |
This content provides guidance on how to customized and extend UDI to meet the needs of your organization. |
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UDI Concepts section in Microsoft Deployment Toolkit Reference |
This content provides definitions of UDI terms and terminology and conceptual information about UDI. |
Related Topics
Performing UDI Deployments
Overview of UDI in MDT
Deployment Scenarios
Overview of Built-in
UDI Components