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With the release of Imaging Toolkit 10.0.9 we have added the ability to create a deployment process that can be used with any cloud based endpoint management solution. This blog demonstrates how to configure a deployment project to deploy Windows 10 1709 and integrate with AutoTask Endpoint Management (AEM).
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ENGL Imaging Toolkit 10.0.9 (released on December 5, 2017) includes enhancements, bug fixes, and support for "any" endpoint management solution. In this blog we'll look into what's new in Imaging Toolkit 10.0.9.
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ENGL Driver Manager 7 has the ability to deploy drivers to any task-based OS deployment solution.
In this blog post we will look at using Driver Manager to replace the Hardware Independent Imaging (HII) component of Ivanti Endpoint Manager 2017 and later (previously LANDesk Management Suite). Driver Manager handles critical (mass storage and network) INF drivers, standard INF drivers and application package (setup.exe) type drivers.
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ENGL Driver Manager 7 (released on November 24, 2017) includes enhancements, bug fixes, and support for "any" task-based Windows OS deployment solution. In this blog we'll look into what's new in Driver Manager 7.
Any task-based OS deployment solution
Driver Manager already includes support for Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), Symantec DS/ITMS, Symantec GSS, and System Center Configuration Manager. For some deployment solutions we provide tighter integration, for example with System Center we can create driver and software packages, allowing the deployment solution to replicate the content between sites. We'll continue to extend Driver Manager with tighter support for new deployment solutions where we feel we can add functionality that benefits administrators.
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With the release of Imaging Toolkit 10.0.9 (coming soon!) we have added the ability to create a deployment process that can be used either standalone or with any other configuration management tools. You have the option to use a PXE server e.g. Windows Deployment Server for network based deployment, or simply a USB device with the images stored locally. Update: This blog relates to Imaging Toolkit 10.0.9, Imaging Toolkit 11 and later include full support for Liquit Workspace, please review the product documentation for more details.
This preview demonstrates how to configure a deployment project to deploy Windows 10 1709 and integrate with Liquit Workspace. Applications will be delivered from a Liquit Workspace cloud tenant during the deployment process.