TED MALONE is Principal of SQLtrainer.com, a consulting company specializing in large-scale, data-driven consulting projects for clients including the State of Michigan, the State of Colorado, the U.S. Department of Treasury, the U.S. Department of Defense, and numerous Fortune 1000 companies. ROLLY PERREAUX is President and Senior Solutions Integrator/Instructor at Hexadigital Systems, Inc. With over fourteen years of experience in network information systems, finance, and business administration, Rolly has earned certifications from several companies, including Microsoft (MCSE+I, MCT, MSS), Check Point Software Technologies (CCSE), Compaq (ASE), and IBM (PSE). MIKE YOUNG is the co-owner of Softouch Training. He has spent the past seven years teaching and consulting on Microsoft, Cisco, and Oracle products. Mike has earned several certifications including Microsoft (MCSE+I, MCDBA, MCT, MSS), Oracle (OCP certifications), and Cisco (CCNA and CCNP).
Acknowledgments About the Authors Introduction Chapter 1: Automated Deployment: An Overview Chapter 2: The Role of Active Directory in Automated Deployment Chapter 3: The Automated Deployment Process Chapter 4: Unattended Installation Scripts Chapter 5: Remote Installation Services Chapter 6: Systems Management Server Chapter 7: Third-Party Deployment Tools Chapter 8: Software Installation Chapter 9: Software Maintenance Chapter 10: Maintenance with Remote Installation Services Chapter 11: Maintenance with Group Policy Objects Chapter 12: Advanced Configuration and Management Appendix A: Deployment Templates Appendix B: Planning and Installing Microsoft Systems Management Server Appendix C: Automated Deployment Checklists Appendix D: Automated Deployment with Windows 2002 Index
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