what is the diffrene between WDS & MDT intergartion & SCCM & MDT windows 7 deployment both method any diffrence

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Configuration Manager with MDT integration introduces scalability, performance, reporting, and more, whereas with Windows Deployment Services and MDT you have a far more simplified (and free) solution, there are licensing implications involved by using Configuration Manager, as regards deploying Windows 7 with either solution, both can do it, but the level of complexity involved in setting either up is different. cheers niall Step by Step ConfigMgr 2007 Guides | Step by Step ConfigMgr 2012 Guides | I'm on Twitter > ncbrady

See OS Deployment through SCCM, (being done via MDT/WDS) at the momentSabrina TechNet Community Support

As Niall states, WDS and MDT is an easy way to perform operating system deployment. It's free as WDS is a server role and MDT is a free downloadable toolkit and is suited for small to medium scale deployments. It is a LTI, Light Touch Installation, deployment solution. This means that it requires an operator/admin at each machine to make sure the installation goes ok or choose what kind of task sequence installs. SCCM & MDT is a full blown OSD solution that caters for large scale deployments. It is the MDT toolkit integrated with SCCM's powerful OSD task sequence engine. It is the only true way to do a ZTI, Zero Touch Deployment, where there is no requirement for any person to be at the machine. While you can achieve a simple kind of ZTI with WDS and MDT, you will need to buy or have SCCM to do true ZTI.