I’ve prepared a complete guide to configure a WDS Server on Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2003 to deploy complete operating systems images, this is the first part. In this post I’ll be setting the WDS requirements, installation, first configurations and images needed.
Introduction
Deploying operating
systems it’s always a hard thing to do. Annoying, uncomfortable, but
necessary for every environment. Why? Because every desktop computer on
every organization has their own life cycle (even servers, a longer one,
but cycle at last).
Even if your
organization doesn’t have many desktops and even if those desktops don’t
seem to need an image refresh in several months; the dynamics of
today’s technology makes your base operating systems to change: Updates
available, service packs, a new version of your organization’s software,
newer operating systems, etc. And don’t forget the consequences of any
user’s intervention: overloading the hard drive, personal software
installation, etc; transforming always into a need to a fresh new
installation. No need to keep enumerating things that normally happens;
you probably know all of them.
Common Base Image Life Cycle
The bottom line is that a good and automated system to deploy your full operating systems images will significantly (and I do mean significantly) improve your daily tasks: Making an awkward job of following the installations steps for maybe 2 or 3 hours and transforming it to 30mins of a complete unattended provisioning. Here’s where Windows Deployment Services comes to play.
First of all I want to thank a friend of mine, Leonardo, who made a great “How To”, in Spanish, for WDS with Windows Server 2003 SP1, here’s the link to see it. Also you can find the Microsoft document “Deploying and Managing the Windows Deployment Services Update on Windows Server 2003”.
Requirements
- Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2003 SP2 * for the WDS server .
- Active Directory and DNS up and working.
- DHCP server available and authorized by Active Directory on your network. Linux DHCP servers do not need to be authorized by AD.
- On the client side: NICs PXE compliant.
Almost all of Network Adapter that are available for several years now are in fact PXE compliant, so I think you don’t have to worry about that.
Almost all of Network Adapter that are available for several years now are in fact PXE compliant, so I think you don’t have to worry about that.
(Optional) And if we want to create our own unattended files:
- Windows Automated Installation Kit (WAIK).
We will use of this kit the Windows System Image Manager to create our Unattended Files for installation. Here’s the link to download the DVD image for installation.
We will use of this kit the Windows System Image Manager to create our Unattended Files for installation. Here’s the link to download the DVD image for installation.
Hardware Requirements
- Processor: No special specs on processor characteristics, but of course to WDS work properly you will need a Pentium III 800 MHz or higher.
- Memory: 256mb minimum.
- HD: Recommended 30 GB of free space on the disk that will be used for images storing.
It always depends on the images amount of images you will use to deploy. For example, I have over 5 full Vista images (meaning operating system, Office 2007 and several other applications) and less than 10 GB of disk space used.
It always depends on the images amount of images you will use to deploy. For example, I have over 5 full Vista images (meaning operating system, Office 2007 and several other applications) and less than 10 GB of disk space used.
Installation
To install WDS on a Windows Server 2003 SP2 you only need to add the component from “Add or Remove Programs”
To install it on Windows Server 2008 it is practically the same procedure, just add the Windows Deployment Services role from the “Add Role Wizard“.
After that, all the configurations tasks are the same, since it is the
same snap-in; and you’ll get bonus options using WDS on W2K8, like multicasting transmissions. I’ll comment this on the next posts.
* To install Windows Deployment Services on Windows Server 2003 SP1 first
you must install the “Remote Installation Service” (RIS) component, you
will not need to configure anything special with this component. After
that, you have to use WAIK media: in the options you will find the
Windows Deployment Services for installation.
Configuration
Once installed, access the “Windows Deployment Services” snap-in.
On the console, to get started right-click on the listed server and select “Configure Server”.
Here are the considerations you need to have to configure your server properly.
Configuring the Server
- After you selected the folder where you are going to store all the images for WDS, you need to check on the DHCP settings. The wizard will explain you about this option.
Since in my example I have a Microsoft-DHCP Server working on a different server from the WDS, these two options will remain unchecked. If you have both, WDS and DHCP, on the same server you should check both options.
- Response Configurations: This is where you set to which clients you will respond when you receive a PXE request.
The difference between known clients and unknown is set on if the Computer Object exists on Active Directory.
If you want to create the computer objects before running WDS on that computer, you should have the GUID of that computer and include that information on the computer object. When you create the object on Active Directory, using “Active Directory Users and Computers” you need to set that “This is a managed computer” and insert the GUID.
Selecting this
option can be really annoying if you want to improve your deployment,
because you have to add the object first on Active Directory every time
that you want to deploy an image, but it’s of course the more secure
option to apply.
Or you can use the option “For unknown clients, notify administrator and respond after approval”. With this option, all the unknown clients that request to boot from PXE will appear to you in“Pending Devices” on your console, from there you can approve or decline them.
Or simply use the option “Respond to all (unknown and known) computer clients” and when you don’t need WDS, you can just stop the service to avoid any rogue clients.
On the final step of the wizard, select to start adding images now are we are ready to go!
Adding Boot Images
Before creating a complete image to be deployed with WDS, we need to add first a Windows Pre-Installation image (WindowsPE).
With this image we provide the server with a pre installation
environment needed for all installations. WindowsPE comes, as all the
new operating systems, in a WIM format, included in the Vista or Windows
2008 installation media.
1 - To add the image, expand the server options on the console and on the “Boot Images” select “Add Boot Image”.
Remember that this WindowsPE that we are adding will be the same for
all the operating systems that we are going to use with WDS.
2 - Select “Browse” and check on the Vista or Windows 2008 installation media for the folder “Sources” and the file “boot.wim”. This is our WindowsPE.
3 - Select the name for this image and click on “Next”
Note: You can also use, of course, the x64 WindowsPE. Will be discussing it later.
4 - Review the summary and click on “Next”.
And now the Windows Pre-Installation Environment is available to boot from your network.
A clean Vista installation?
The procedure to add
a clean Vista installation to WDS it’s pretty simple and practically
the same procedure as for the boot image. As a good practice you should always have a clean Vista installation available on your server, here are some reasons:
1 – The unattended files that you may use on full images deployment also apply to clean installations.
2 – WDS use a smart storage method, which does not duplicate any installation files. Meaning that if you save a clean installation of Vista and you add later a full Vista image with several applications included, all the new information that is stored are the differential (delta) files between those two.
3 – Rearm activations: If you use the command line “slmgr –rearm” on the Vista installations to reset back your grace period back to 30 days, you should know that Vista only allows 3 times to run this command. But when you deploy a full image, the times that you can run this command line reduces according to the time when the image was created. But using the clean WIM file extracted from the Vista media, does not have that drawback when you run the rearm command.
4 – Having a clean installation always available that you can deploy any time will help you when you need to make changes to the default installation image or when you need to start a new one from the scratch.
Here are the steps (again, you have to use the Vista installation media):
1 – On the WDS console, right click on “Install Images” and select “Add Image Group”
2 – Select the name that you are going to use for this group. For Example: VistaInstallation.
3 – Right click on “Install Images” again and select “Add Install Image”. When the wizard starts select to use the group you’ve just created and click “Next”.
4 – On the next window, browse the Vista media for the folder “Sources” and select the file “install.wim” and click “Next”
5 – Since the Vista
installations always include all the versions on the same file, we
should select only the one that apply for our case. In my case, Windows Vista Ultimate. Click “Next”
6 – On the summary window click “Next” and the image will start to upload to your server.
At this point we have all the necessary components to deploy a clean image for Vista from the network; but the installation remains attended.
So, the disk configuration and the Vista options (language, product
key, computer name, etc) still need to be manually inserted.
We’ll be reviewing
in the next posts a complete unattended installation for Windows Vista
and also making a personalize installation of the operating system.
Installing and Configuring WDS (Windows Deployment Services): Full Images Deployment (Part II)Installing and Configuring WDS (Windows Deployment Services): Full Images Deployment (Part III)
Ok then, after completing the first configurations made on the Part I of this guide we can perform a clean but attended network installation of Windows Vista.
There are two main steps to take and complete a full image and unattended deployment:
1. Creating the base image to deploy: OS, programs and other special configurations + uploading it to the WDS server.
2. Making an unattended file to be used with that image.
Creating the Base Image
Note: On
this series of posts we are only considering to deploy Windows Vista or
Windows Server 2008 images. The files used on WDS Native mode as
unattended files are only valid to those operating systems, if you want
to make unattended deployment with Windows XP or 2003 OS; you will need
to use RIS or WDS Legacy Mode.
The first step it’s
pretty simple, it consists on installing the operating system with all
the features, programs and configurations that you want. But there are
some considerationsfirst:
After you complete the image, there’s a process where you release all the specific data involving the computer where it’s installed, like the Security Identifier (SID), computer name, etc. Here are some of the things that the image won’t keep after the release process:
· Computer name· Owner and Company name· SID
· Domain or workgroup membership· TCP/IP Settings· Regional and keyboard settings· Specific hardware drivers. This refers to specific computer hardware, like video or audio drivers. But if you only applied drivers used on the Windows installation, the same will apply for the deployment, but any other external driver installed will be unavailable.
· Any saved network connections (wireless networks saved)
· OS product key. This is an important note, since no matter if your product has been activated; the key is reset after this process.
· Domain or workgroup membership· TCP/IP Settings· Regional and keyboard settings· Specific hardware drivers. This refers to specific computer hardware, like video or audio drivers. But if you only applied drivers used on the Windows installation, the same will apply for the deployment, but any other external driver installed will be unavailable.
· Any saved network connections (wireless networks saved)
· OS product key. This is an important note, since no matter if your product has been activated; the key is reset after this process.
But here are some of the things that are kept after this release process:
· Programs and features installed (pretty obvious to say that at this moment right?)
· Local Users and Groups created.· Product Keys used for programs installed. Meaning if you have Microsoft Office installed, the key used will remain as the same on the deployments.
· Windows updates installed· User Profiles: Since all the profiles configuration are basically data stored on the Users folders, all that information will be uploaded within the image.
· Printers installed.
· Local Users and Groups created.· Product Keys used for programs installed. Meaning if you have Microsoft Office installed, the key used will remain as the same on the deployments.
· Windows updates installed· User Profiles: Since all the profiles configuration are basically data stored on the Users folders, all that information will be uploaded within the image.
· Printers installed.
All the uploading process is made from the client side; but we must first prepare the WDS server to be ready to receive images.
First, we are going to add a boot image that will be specially to capture operating system images.
1. Go to WDS Console and let’s upload a second boot image; it can be the same that we added on the first post using the boot.wim from a Vista or Windows Server 2008 media.
2. Instead of naming it Windows PE, use a name like “Image Capture”.
3. After the process completes, right click on the image you just added and select “Create Capture Boot Image”
Now we have set our WDS server, let’s prepare the client using the sysprep tool and upload the image:
1. On the Vista or Windows 2008 client open a “cmd” as administrator and insert “cd c:windowssystem32sysprep”.
2. Run “sysprep /oobe /generalize /reboot”.
This process will require for a few second and after it completes the OS will automatically reboot.
3. Soon as the machine is rebooting, press F12 to select different devices to boot.
4. Select to boot from the network card connected to the LAN
Now the client is
communicating with the DHCP server to require an IP and a boot image,
the DHCP will forward the request to the WDS. You will be prompted to press F12 one more time.
5. Since we have two boot images, let’s select “Image Capture”
The boot image will start to load.
6. A image capture wizard will start, click on “Next”
7. Now let’s select the volume we want to capture, in our case C:. And put a name for the image that will be uploaded as long with a description.
It’s important to note that if the sysprep process did not completed properly no volume will be available to select.
8. On the next window you must select where the .wim file will be temporary stored locally. Select to keep it on the root C: (this file it’s not uploaded within the image).
9. Select the option “Load the image to a WDS server”; put the name of the server and click on “Connect”
10. You will be prompted with credentials, use a privileged account on the domain or local administrator account of the WDS server.
11. Now select the image group name where you want to store the new image and click onFinish.
Here the process of
the image compression and preparation starts, this could take several
minutes (~30 mins to ~1hr) depending on the image size and the hardware
involved. After this process, the image is uploaded to the WDS server.
After it completes, check on the WDS console, the image should be uploaded and ready to be deployed.
Still we have not
configured any unattended file, so the image can be deployed but the
entire OS configuration should be entered manually, like on normal OS
installation but all the programs will be installed.
At this point we’ve already installed and properly configured Windows Deployment Server on Windows 2003/Windows 2008 (Part I); and we created a full image (programs and features installed) on our Windows Vista and uploaded it to the server (Part II);
the only thing missing is creating the answer files that will be used
on the images to achieve the full unattended installation of our
operating system.
For those using Windows Server 2003 SP1, we reviewed that among the requirements for WDS installation there was installing Windows Automated Installation Kit. This kit also gives us an important tool for the unattended files creation, the Windows System Image Manager.
So, it’s recommended for any other platform used on WDS to download this kit and install the System Image Manager. This tool it’s not a requirement for creating the unattended files.
Installing WAIK
Preparing the Files Using System Image Manager
System Image Manager
provides us the way to, using the .wim (or .clg) file for an
installation, select the components that are necessary within the answer
files. This way we can be sure that the answer options selected are
used on the right place at the right time:
- Open System Image Manager for Start Menu.
- Click on File and click on Select Windows Image.
- Select the .wim file that we previously created or just use the file from the installation media (install.wim).
- You can also select the catalog files (.clg): these are the specific files for each Windows Vista version (Home Ed, Enterprise, Ultimate, etc).
- To start creating, on the File menu select New answer file.
Adding a .wim or
.clg files is not a requirement, but you won’t be able to validate or
check the errors on unattended files that is not using an OS image as a
reference.
For more information, visit the site Windows System Image Manager Technical Reference.
We’ll create two files that are necessary for a complete unattended image installation:WDSClientUnattend.xml and AutoUnattend.xml.
Note:
All of the components that we’ll add here are associated to 32bit images
because the installation file selected has that architecture. If we
uploaded a 64bit image, you’ll see an answer file with x64 components.
WDSClientUnattend
Download WDSClientUnattend.xml example here.(Change file extension from .doc to .xml to start using it or you can still open it as a Word file).
This is the first
file used by WDS to respond to all the first configurations on the
Windows PE: Disk partitions (creating, modifying) and selecting the
image from WDS that we are going to install.
As you can imagine, all the components that we will add will go on Windows PE cycle:
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-International-Core-WinPE_6.0.6000.16385_neutral\
SetupUILanguage - x86_Microsoft-Windows-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_neutral\DiskConfiguration\
Disk\CreatePartitions\CreatePartition - x86_Microsoft-Windows-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_neutral\DiskConfiguration\
Disk\CreatePartitions\ModifyPartition - x86_Microsoft-Windows-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_neutral\DiskConfiguration\
ImageInstall\OSImage\InstallTo - x86_Microsoft-Windows-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_neutral\DiskConfiguration\
WindowsDeploymentServices\ImageSelection\InstallImage - x86_Microsoft-Windows-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_neutral\DiskConfiguration\
WindowsDeploymentServices\ImageSelection\InstallTo - x86_Microsoft-Windows-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_neutral\DiskConfiguration\
WindowsDeploymentServices\Login\Credentials
Here’s an example of
all the components and values that can be inserted on the answer file.
On the values I have set in here I’m doing the following:
- Setup and keyboard language: English
- Delete and create a single NTFS partition on root disk.
- The partition will take the complete size of the HD.
- Label: system.
- Installation Group: VistaInstallation. This is the group that we created when we uploaded the image.
- File: Install.wim. This is the name of the installation file that we uploaded.
- Image Name: This is the description name that we used on the installation that we uploaded.
- User and domain name that will be used to login and choose available images. No higher privileges needed on the user.
- Delete and create a single NTFS partition on root disk.
- The partition will take the complete size of the HD.
- Label: system.
- Installation Group: VistaInstallation. This is the group that we created when we uploaded the image.
- File: Install.wim. This is the name of the installation file that we uploaded.
- Image Name: This is the description name that we used on the installation that we uploaded.
- User and domain name that will be used to login and choose available images. No higher privileges needed on the user.
To confirm that the answer file has no errors, click on Tools and Validate Answer File. All the errors will be displayed and explained on the lower panel.
Once the file is validated click on Save and use the name WDSClientUnattend. This file must be stored inside the folder of installation files created by default:/RemoteInstall/WDSClientUnattend.xml
AutoUnattend
Download AutoUnattend.xml example here.(Change file extension from .doc to .xml to start using it or you can still open it as a Word file).
This is the file
that we are using to answer all the Vista configurations: Product key,
computer name, domain joining, local users and passwords, etc.
The components that need to be added are the following:
Cycle 4: Specialize
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_Neutral
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-UnattendedJoin_neutral\Identification\Credentials
Cycle 7: OobeSystem
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-International-Core_6.0.6000.16385_Neutral
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_Neutral\OOBE
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_Neutral\Themes
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_Neutral\UserAccounts\AdministratorPassword
- x86_Microsoft-Windows-Shell-Setup_6.0.6000.16385_Neutral\UserAccounts\
LocalAccounts\LocalAccount\Password
Here’s an example of the values selected:
- ComputerName: If you set the value “*” on the computer name will be selected randomly (using RegisteredOwner value).
- The user name inserted in “Credentials” will be the user that will join the computer to the domain. No higher privileges needed for this user, but remember a normal user can only join 10 computers to the domain.
- ProtectYourPc: If 1 establishes that the updates will be automatically downloaded and installed.
- LocalAccount: User added here will be created locally and in this example is also member of the Administrators group.
- The user name inserted in “Credentials” will be the user that will join the computer to the domain. No higher privileges needed for this user, but remember a normal user can only join 10 computers to the domain.
- ProtectYourPc: If 1 establishes that the updates will be automatically downloaded and installed.
- LocalAccount: User added here will be created locally and in this example is also member of the Administrators group.
To confirm that the answer file has no errors, click on Tools and Validate Answer File. All the errors will be displayed and explained on the lower panel.
Once the file is validated click on Save and use the name AutoUnattend. You can locate this answer file on any folder.
Note: A
good thing about System Image Manager is that for each component that
you have here, you can access to the description of it. If you have any
doubt on the values that you are placing, take a look to the help file.
Associating Unattended Files
Now that we have the both files necessary, all we need is to associate each file to the images we are going to install:
1. Associating WDSClientUnattend.
a) Open the WDS console on your server.b) On the servers listed on the snap-in, right click on the server name and selectProperties.c) Open Client and select Enable Unattended Installations.
d) According to the architecture where you created the image, browse for theWDSClientUnattend.xml file.
2. Associating AutoUnattend
a) On the Installation Images, open VistaInstallation.b) Right click on the image that you uploaded and select Properties.c) Select the option Allow image to install in unattended mode.d) Click on Select File and browse for AutoUnattend.xml.
And there you go; you have the complete environment to install full and unattended images of Windows Vista.
You have to remember that at the moment of booting a client machine, once you’ve selected the WindowsPE image to boot, the complete installation process will not require any user intervention.
If you have to select on clients different disk options or partitions,
you can deselect the option where you choose the WDSClientUnattend file;
with this you’ll get to manually introduce any changes on image
selection and disk management.
Common Issue on x64 images and WDS
I’ve encountered that there are some scenarios that the 64bits images are not available for selection on a deployment, even though you have correctly uploaded to the WDS Server and the client supports x64 architecture.
The problem is that
when the client connects to the WDS Server (soon after you pressed F12
to boot from the network) it doesn’t notify that it is x64 compatible
client. And for the server, the client is just x86 compatible and the
rest of the images do not apply for it.
To solve it:
1. Open a cmd on the WDS Server
2. Insert WDSUTIL /set-server /architecturediscovery:yes
And the next time any client contacts the WDS Server, will first notify about if is x64 compatible.
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