A company has a single-forest and single Active Directory Domain Services domain named contoso.com. The company has offices in multiple geographic locations
and manages all computing devices from a network operations center located at a main office.
You deploy physical servers and user devices by using a Windows Deployment Services (WDS) server named WDS1, and a server that runs System Center 2012
Virtual Machine Manager SP1 named VMM1.
Every three months you update the standard deployment images and push the update images to all client devices in the organization. You use multicast
deployments for the servers and client devices at the remote offices. To automate the deployment process, you create an Auto-Cast multicast transmission and prestage client devices.
You need to ensure that client devices continue the deployment process after the first reboot and do not restart the installation.
What should you do?
A.
Option A
B.
Option B
C.
Option C
D.
Option D
Wrong answers.
A is correct
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These are the correct answers:
run wdsutil /set-server /resetbootprogram:yes
run WDSUTIL /Set-Server /AllowN12ForNewClients:Yes
Set-Wdsclient -DeviceName -PxepromptPolicy Optin
So A is the correct answer
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Proof?
wdsutil /set-server /resetbootprogram:yes
Determines whether the boot path will be erased for a client that has just booted without requiring an F12 key press. You are asked the opposite: ensure that client devices CONTINUE the deployment process after the first reboot and DO NOT RESTART the installation. I’d say /resetbootprogram:no would be the option.
Set-Wdsclient -DeviceName -PxepromptPolicy Optin
OptIn means the client needs to press a key in order to PXE boot, otherwise it will fall back to the next boot device. It is told that you automate deployment and I would suspect it should continue without user interaction. I’d say OptOut would be better approach.
new-wdsclient is out of question since this prestages device and this is not the task.
wdsutil /set-server /wdsunattend /policy:enabled
This one actualy should be part of configuration in automated deployments. But it is not about the client’s behavior after first reboot.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/administration/windows-commands/subcommand-set-server
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