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For Windows OS deployment on SCVMM, see Windows component for the OMIMSSC console extension for SCVMM.
OMIMSSC
For non-Windows OS deployment, see Non-Windows component for the OMIMSSC console extensions.
6. To save the profile, click Finish.
Windows OS component for OMIMSSC console extension for SCCM
While creating the Operational Template, perform the following steps for windows component:
1. Select a task sequence and deployment method.
NOTE: Only the task sequences deployed on collections are listed in the drop-down menu.
For information about task sequence, see Task sequence.
2. Select one of the following options for the Deployment method:
Boot to network ISOreboots specified ISO.
Stage ISO to vFlash and Rebootdownloads the ISO to vFlash and reboots.
Reboot to vFlashreboots to vFlash. Ensure that the ISO is present in the vFlash.
NOTE: To use the Reboot to vFlash option, the label name of the partition created on vFlash must be ISOIMG.
3. (Optional) to use the image present in the network share if the image present in vFlash is corrupt select the Use Network
ISO as Fallback option.
4. Provide an LC boot media image file, and (optional) use Enable LC Drivers Injection. For more information about creating
LC boot media image, see the Create LC boot media.
5. Select the drivers required for the OS.
Windows component for OMIMSSC console extension for SCVMM
While creating the Operational Template, perform the following steps for windows component:
Select Hypervisor Profile, Credential Profile, and Server IP from.
NOTE: Host Name, and Server Management NIC are always pool values.
If you select Server IP from as Static, then ensure that you have configured the logical network in SCVMM, and the following
fields are pool values:
Console Logical Network
IP Subnet
Static IP Address
Non-Windows component for OMIMSSC console extensions
While creating Operational Template, perform the following steps for non-windows component:
Select a nonwindows OS, OS version, type of share folder, ISO file name, location of the ISO file and the password for the root
account of the OS.
(Optional) select a Windows type credential profile for accessing the CIFS share.
Host name is a pool value and if you disable DHCP option, then the following fields are pool values:
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Default Gateway
Primary DNS
Secondary DNS
NOTE:
Network File System (NFS) and Common Internet File System (CIFS) share types are supported for non-Windows
OS deployment.
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