That image can then be captured using a “Sysprep and Capture” task sequence. For example, a task sequence can be created that will deploy an operating system and perform Windows updates on a reference virtual machine. Image deployment in MDT is defined by task sequences, which are a set of instructions that tell the program how to create or deploy an image. In this post, I’ll briefly define the scope and capabilities of MDT, as well as summarize its benefits and potential costs. It runs on a dedicated Windows Server (physical or virtual) and contains a set of Visual Basic Scripts that direct MDT to execute instructions on the target machine. MDT, unlike its big brother System Configuration Manager (SCCM), is a free product by Microsoft and is relatively simple to use.
Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) is a software package primarily used to deploy images to a large number of physical machines.
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