Creating the Secure Managed Desktop: Using Group Policy, SoftGrid, Microsoft Deployment Toolkit, and Other Management Tools
by Jeremy Moskowitz
1.4. Final Thoughts
WDS and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2008 are big places. If I had to leave you with three things to remember as you work though the exercises in this chapter, they would be:
When testing, remember that the client needs to have 512MB of RAM, even if you deploy down-level operating systems like Windows XP.
To maintain a high-level overview, read through the exercises once before actually doing them.
WDS and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2008 are best when used together. These components combined will form a very powerful deployment platform. Did I mention that they are free?
The following links will help you work with WDS and Microsoft Deployment Toolkit 2008:
http://www.truesec.com: where I work as a deployment consultant, and ...
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