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PowerShell-based System Center Deployment Scripts Get Better and Better
A last minute update on Friday, brings the PowerShell Deployment Toolkit (PDT) to version 2.6.2600.
Rod Trent
February 16, 2014
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A last minute update on Friday, brings the PowerShell Deployment Toolkit (PDT) to version 2.6.2600.
PDT enables administrators the ability to deploy System Center 2012 SP1 and R2 using a set of PowerShell scripts. The scripts seek to provide an automated way of deploying each of the System Center suite applications and includes deployment capabilities for all the SQL prerequisites and post setup integration.
In addition to fixing some bugs, here’s what’s included in this latest update:
High availability for roles that require network load balancing
Shared VHDX creation
VM creation updates:
Generation 2 VMs
VLAN Tagging
MAC Spoofing
Autostop Settings
Guest Services
Deployment of Windows Azure Pack Web Sites
Deployment of cumulative updates for SQL Server 2012
Ability to specify groups for server admins per component
Ability to specify a product key for Windows Server
VMCreator for AD does not delete log files after Installer completes
VMCreator for AD does not delete source files if Installer fails
Check for Web Platform Installer in Downloader
You can download the latest revision from the TechNet gallery here: PowerShell Deployment Toolkit
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