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Using DSDP on Systems Running Configuration Manager 2007
Scripted OS install
9
Select an operating system package from the
Operating system package to
use
drop-down menu.
10
If you have a package with
unattend.xml
, then select it from the
Package
with unattend.xml info
menu. Else, select
<do not select now>
.
11
If Dell Lifecycle Controller Integration for Configuration Manager is
installed on the server, then select the check box
Apply Drivers from Dell
Lifecycle Controller
. For more information, see the
Dell Lifecycle
Controller Integration for Configuration Manager User’s Guide
.
12
Click
Create
. A confirmation message is displayed.
Creating a Custom Task Sequence
To create a custom task sequence:
1
Launch Configuration Manager by clicking
Start

Microsoft System
Center

Configuration Manager 2007

Configuration Manager
Console
. The
Configuration Manager Console
screen is displayed.
2
From the left pane of the Configuration Manager console, select
Site
Database

Computer Management

Operating System Deployment
.
3
Right click
Task Seq u ences
, then
New

ask Sequence
. The
New Task
Sequence Wizard
is displayed.
4
Select
Create a new custom task sequence
and
click
Next
.
5
Enter name, version number, and comments for the task sequence.
6
Browse for the Dell boot image that you had created, and click
Finish
.
A confirmation message is displayed.
Editing a Task Sequence
To edit a new task sequence or an existing task sequence:
1
Launch Configuration Manager by clicking
Start

Microsoft System
Center

Configuration Manager 2007

Configuration Manager
Console
. The
Configuration Manager Console
screen is displayed.
2
From the left pane of the Configuration Manager console, select
Site
Database

Computer Management

Operating System Deployment

Task Se q uences
.
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