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dalvarado43 -> OSD Images Migration (6/6/2008 11:01:51 AM)

We are discussing a process in which we develop our image packages in a test environment and then move to production.  Does anyone know a way to export\import OSD Image packages from one SMS site to another?  I found a script that does this for software packages, but not images.

any help would be appreciated




kodiak_da_bear -> RE: OSD Images Migration (6/6/2008 12:00:08 PM)

Will you have a completed .wim file when you build your image packages in the test environment?  What I do is build my image in our test environment then take that completed wim file and push it out thru our production environment thru the Operating System Images in SCCM.  I hope this answer’s you question. 




rbennett806 -> RE: OSD Images Migration (6/9/2008 11:00:32 PM)

This may sound bad right off the bat, but what I do is run my basic OS tests right within our production environment. Since I can control who gets what I don't have to worry about a production machine getting my test OS advertisement, and since I'm not doing anything extreme I don't have to worry about blowing up the SMS/SCCM server (if I'm getting THAT extreme at this stage I need to ask myself what I'm doing; because things are running smoothly now).

So what I've got are 4 sets of OS-based setups within my production environment:
1 Windows XP TEST
1 Windows Vista TEST
1 Windows XP PRODUCTION
1 Windows Vista PRODUCTION

Once I run my tests and have a new .WIM file I want to kick out to production I simply rename/move it to replace my existing production .WIM file after backing the production file up somewhere else (making any other related changes that might be necessary depending on what I'm doing - like tweaking my unattend.xml file or something like that), and then update my production DPs and I'm all done. At least, roughly that's the process...




dmartin561 -> RE: OSD Images Migration (6/10/2008 10:00:00 AM)

its not bad, it just gets messy




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