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Add WSUS Target Group option to MDT deployments
Note: This blogpost is also posted on the peppercrew website. The Story One of the great features you get when deploying a Windows operating system using my favorite deployment tool, the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), is the ability to update the … Continue reading →
Auto-activate a (non-domain joined) Windows OS using Powershell and a domain KMS host
The Story Since Windows Server 2012 there have been a number of windows roles that can be used on a non-domain joined (standalone) server. Roles like DHCP and WDS no longer requiere a domain which give us an opportunity to … Continue reading →
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