1. Desktop Deployment Planning Service DDPS In Action – Session 4 Proof of Concept & BDD Hydration & DDPS Live Meeting Series Desktop Deployment Planning Service In Action

2. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Introductions Today’s Speakers Andrew Donnelly Senior Consultant Microsoft Services andonnel@microsoft.com Jason Cross Senior Consultant Microsoft Services jasoncr@microsoft.com Lutz Seidemann Architect Microsoft Services lutzs@microsoft.com General DDPS questions can be directed to: ddps@microsoft.com ddps@microsoft.com Steve Campbell Architect - DDPS Microsoft Services steveca@microsoft.com

3. Desktop Deployment Planning Service DDPS In Action Series Overview Session 4 Proof of Concept BDD Hydration Q & A Agenda

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5. Desktop Deployment Planning Service DDPS In Action Series Overview Session 4 Proof of Concept BDD Hydration Q & A Agenda

6. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Multiple sessions in this series 30-60 minute 300-level webcasts Led by Subject Matter Experts who will provide real-world insight on delivery To download DDPS materials: https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/ddps/Resources.aspx#q3 DDPS In Action Series Overview Schedule of Topics: May 30: DDPS Overview June 6: PFQ: Preflight Questionnaire June 13: SBS: Strategy Briefing Session/ADS: Architecture Design Session June 20: Proof of Concept & BDD Hydration June 27: Demonstrating DDPS (Demo Environment and Videos) July 18: Deliverables/Cost Calculator July 4 th and July 11 th : US National Holiday and Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (visit our Hands-On Lab at WPC in Denver)

7. Desktop Deployment Planning Service 1, 3, 5, 10 days of desktop deployment planning and consulting services Can be extended up to 15 days by trading training vouchers Customizable per engagement* 75% of eligible customers are 1- day or 3-day Engagement is typically delivered contiguously 1-day DDPS can be delivered as 8 hours onsite –or- 3-4 teleconference sessions Can be delivered by single resource (broad technical coverage) DDPS v2 Delivery View Pre-Engagement Questionnaire Discover as much as possible before meeting with customer 1 st time Strategy Briefing Session Overview - Explains the process at high level Typically conducted with the BDMs and CxO- level customer resources attending Usually 1-2 hours Architectural Design Session Technology discussions based on technical issues from PEQ, and business drivers from SBS Usually 3 days Proof of Concept (Virtual) Conducted using consultant’s Virtual environment Customized to show recommendations from ADS Not left with the customer Proof of Concept (Physical) Built using customers lab and hardware Constructed using BDD Hydration scripts Can be left with the customer Preflight Con call Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session

8. Desktop Deployment Planning Service DDPS Delivery Guide Provided as part of the DDPS program materials Steps through all phases of delivery Identifies skills a consultant should possess to deliver a DDPS Engagement Lists the recommended tools and technologies that a consultant for a DDPS Engagement Identifies differences between the 1, 3, 5, 10 day DDPS offerings, as well as full sample agendas To download DDPS materials: https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/ddps/Resources.aspx#q3

9. Desktop Deployment Planning Service DDPS In Action Series Overview Session 4 Proof of Concept BDD Hydration Q & A Agenda

10. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept Mandatory for 5 day and 10 day engagement 5 Day Engagement 2 days in duration (Days 4-5) A ‘virtual lab’ session to allow the customer to gain hands on understanding of the technologies Important to have Virtual Machine built prior to engagement The VM can be built using BDD Hydration with all the necessary infrastructure VM is not left behind The focus of the lab involves the creation of a reference image that is then deployed to their hardware The deployment process can use Lite Touch and/or Zero Touch to demonstrate various options and capabilities Customer must provide pre-packaged applications and Vista media/keys Proof Of Concept: Validates as much of the proposed solution as realistically possible Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session

11. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept Sample Agenda – 5 Day (virtual) Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session Day 5TimeTask Hands on Session 2 hoursZero Touch Image Rollout 2 hours Preparing Zero Touch Provisioning 2 hours Zero Touch Provisioning Demonstration 2 hoursRevision Session 2 hoursCreation of Leave Behind CD Day 4TimeTask Hands on Session 2 hours Preparing BDD Virtual Image Server 2 hours Preparing Lab Workstation Hardware 2 hours Preparing Lab Workstation Software and Drivers 2 hoursImage Capture 2 hoursImage Customization

12. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept Lab Hardware – 5 Day Engagement Host Laptop (consultant supplied) 2.5 GHz Intel Pentium III or equivalent 1.5 GB or more RAM 60 GB Hard Drive USB Drive (consultant supplied) 100GB USB 2.0 External Power (preferred) Workstations (customer supplied) 2 different platforms - Laptop and Desktop (preferred) Pentium III 1.2 MHz, Or Equivalent 1GB RAM 60 GB Hard Drive Lab Software – 5 Day Engagement VPC 2007 (free on the web) Pre-packaged software (customer supplied) Vista media (customer supplied) Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session Consultant supplied Customersupplied

13. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept 10 Day Engagement 7 days in duration (Days 4-10) A fully functional ‘leave behind lab’ to prove the solution capabilities Allows for a revision session to the proposed plan While this methodology is recommended, you may find need to customize it based on the needs of your customer, or to account for your own methodologies and preferences The focus of the lab is based on customer needs and requirements – important to set realistic goals and expectations given the allotted time The customer should have the lab ready prior to the start of the engagement whenever possible However, BDD Hydration can be used to build-out the infrastructure on their hardware All software and product keys must be provided by customer – make sure to call this out during the pre-flight customer call More in-depth coverage and integration with customer systems (performance vs. process) along with Proof of Concept Lab behind Most 10 Day Engagements cover a lot of material – ramp-up on key material using the Hands-on Labs Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session

14. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept Lab Hardware – 10 Day Engagement All hardware is customer supplied As part of the lab setup sufficient hardware is required to either: Host virtual servers to perform the roles of the computer imaging, deployment and provisioning server Act as physical servers to perform the roles of the computer imaging, deployment and provisioning server Physical Server Requirements 2 physical servers (preferred) 3Ghz Pentium IV (or better) 2.0 GB RAM (or better) 150 GB HD free space Workstations Workstations 2 different platforms - Laptop and Desktop (preferred) Pentium III 1.2 MHz, Or Equivalent 1GB RAM 60 GB Hard Drive Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session

15. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept Sample Lab Architecture – 10 Day Engagement Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session Customersupplied

16. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept Lab Software – 10 Day Engagement All software is customer supplied Full listing is detailed in the pre-flight engagement questionnaire Sample listing of key software: Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session * Available at http://microsoft.com/downloads

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18. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept What is BDD Hydration? 2 Wizards - HTML Applications (HTA) Hydrate Software Depot - stages source media on BDD server Hydrate Server - builds BDD Server (including ZTI/ZTP) What is in the single server Hydration build? Active Directory Domain Controller, DHCP, DNS, WINS, IIS, SQL Server 2005, SMS 2003, SMS 2003 OSD Feature Pack, BDD 2007, MOM Server 2005, MOM Server 2005 Reporting, BizTalk Server 2006, Windows SharePoint Services 2.0, USMT 3.0, and Visual Studio 2005 Includes DDPS_BDDHydrationGuide.docx Step by step how to use How to customize Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof of Concept Engagement Summary Session Not all components need to be installed but there are dependencies (i.e. SMS 2003 requires SQL Server 2005)

19. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Proof of Concept Hydrate Software Depot Architecture Preflight Concall Strategy Briefing Session Architectural Design Session Proof Of Concept Engagement Summary Session

20. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Demo BDD Hydration

21. Desktop Deployment Planning Service A Proof of Concept is mandatory for 5, 10, and 15 day DDPS engagements 5 day engagements require the consultant to bring a virtual environment 10 day engagements require the customer to supply hardware and software BDD Hydration is a tool to build-out an entire infrastructure in an unattended manner BDD Hydration is not a substitution for expertise Familiarize yourself and use BDD Hydration prior to a DDPS engagement Summary

22. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Resources and Links DDPS Web Site http://www.iwsolve.com/ddps DDPS FAQ https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/ddps/ddps_faq.htm DDPS Online tutorial https://training.partner.microsoft.com/plc/register.aspx?publisher=3&cour seid=1375 https://training.partner.microsoft.com/plc/register.aspx?publisher=3&cour seid=1375 DDPS Engagement Material http://directory.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/providerdeliverables.aspx DDPS v2 Exam 70-624 http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/70-624.mspx DDPS v1 Exam 74-139 http://www.microsoft.com/learning/exams/74-139.mspx Microsoft Infrastructure Optimization Model http://www.microsoft.com/technet/infrastructure/default.mspx

23. Desktop Deployment Planning Service Resources and Links (cont.) Microsoft Volume Licensing Services http://licensing.microsoft.com/ DDPS Solution Provider and the Office System Solution Directory (OSSD) http://directory.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/psbproviders/ Voucher Validation and Redemption (VVR) Tool https://vvr.microsoft.com/ DDPS Partner Instructions for Voucher Redemption https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/PackagedServices/Partn erInstructions_UsingVVR_v1.2.doc https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/PackagedServices/Partn erInstructions_UsingVVR_v1.2.doc https://partner.microsoft.com/download/US/40017563 DDPS Partner Instructions on reimbursement: https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/PackagedServices/Partn erInstructions_RequestingPayment_v1.2.doc https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/PackagedServices/Partn erInstructions_RequestingPayment_v1.2.doc DDPS reimbursement form: https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/PackagedServices/Pack agedServices_PartnerPaymentRequestForm_v1.4.doc https://iwsolve.partners.extranet.microsoft.com/PackagedServices/Pack agedServices_PartnerPaymentRequestForm_v1.4.doc

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