Providing automation of server installation is important for a responsive, dynamic IT organization. Automation involves creating baseline reference images of servers and then deploying those servers rapidly in response to changing business requirements or to provide additional redundancy. Several tools are available to help with deployments, including tools to create and manage images and a server role for deploying the images onto client or destination computers.
As has been the case in recent versions, Windows Server continues to move toward and feature command-line tools for management alongside the normal Graphical User Interface (GUI) interface. You should be familiar with both the GUI interface and the commands for accomplishing the same task.
Before deploying the servers, you need to design the strategy for supporting the deployments. This means understanding the concepts involved in automated deployment as well as becoming familiar with the tools involved in the process.
Following are points which will discuss in coming section
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