tailieunhanh - Windows 7 Resource Kit- P6

Tham khảo tài liệu 'windows 7 resource kit- p6', công nghệ thông tin, hệ điều hành phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Editing a Task Sequence In MDT 2010 the task sequence is a list of tasks to run during deployment. However it s not a linear list of tasks like a batch script. The task sequence is organized into groups and specifies conditions or filters that can prevent tasks and entire groups from running in certain situations. MDT 2010 uses a Task Sequencer to run the task sequence. The Task Sequencer runs the task sequence from top to bottom in the order specified. Each task in the sequence is a step and steps can be organized into groups and subgroups. When you create a task sequence in Deployment Workbench you can choose a task sequence template. A key feature of the task sequence is that it stores state data or variables on the destination computer. These variables persist even across reboots. The Task Sequencer can then use these variables to test conditions and possibly filter tasks or groups. The Task Sequencer also can restart the computer and gracefully continue the task sequence where it left off. These are important characteristics when driving a deployment process from beginning to end. Task sequences contain the following types of items Steps Steps are commands that the Task Sequencer runs during the sequence such as partitioning the disk capturing user state and installing the operating system. Within a task sequence steps do the actual work. In the task sequence templates provided by MDT 2010 most steps are commands that run scripts. Groups The task sequence steps can be organized into groups which are folders that can contain subgroups and steps. Groups can be nested as necessary. For example the default task sequence puts steps in groups by phase and deployment type. You can filter both steps and groups including the groups and steps that they contain based on conditions that you specify. Groups are especially useful for filtering because you can run an entire collection of steps based on a condition such as the deployment phase or type of deployment. To edit a