Deploy using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit
|
Discusses the shifts from traditional to modern management and where on-premises solutions best fit in today’s enterprise.
Describe the fundamentals of using images in traditional deployment methods., Describe the key benefits, limitations, and decisions when planning a deployment of – Windows using Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT)., Describe how Configuration Manager builds upon MDT and how both can work in harmony., Explain the different options and considerations when choosing the user interaction experience during deployment, and which methods and tools support these experiences.
Prerequisites
Strong technical skills installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting the Windows 10 OS or later
Strong understanding of computer networking, client security, and application concepts
Experience using Active Directory Domain Services
User Reviews
Be the first to review “Deploy using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit”
Related Products
Introduction to Bash
Use Bash to manage IT infrastructure.
Explore the possibilities with Copilot for Microsoft 365
This module explores the practical usage of Microsoft 365 Copilot across Microsoft 365 Apps, demonstrating how to streamline workflow and increase productivity.
Understand Microsoft Entra ID
This module explains Microsoft Entra ID. You'll compare Microsoft Entra ID to Active Directory DS, learn about Microsoft Entra ID P1 and P2, and explore Microsoft Entra Domain Services for managing domain-joined devices and apps in the cloud.
Describe cost management in Azure
This module explores methods to estimate, track, and manage costs in Azure.
Describe cloud computing
This module introduces you to cloud computing. It covers things such as cloud concepts, deployment models, and understanding shared responsibility in the cloud.
AZ-104: Prerequisites for Azure administrators
Learn the basic Azure concepts you need to know as an Azure administrator. Here are the learning paths in the AZ-104 Azure Administrator series:
There are no reviews yet.