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thanks these were great help guys forgot to close this question

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hello experts I have about 100 desktop computers to deploy and would like to try out a deployment server. We have a very complex forrest set up here and I dont want get involved with the data center guys, so I'd like to create a stand alone server on an isolated network. How will that work in an existing domain environment? What would be the fastest, least complicated way to image all these PC's and deploy them on the domain? Would I have to image them, and then join the domain on site ?<br />
thanks in advance!
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hello experts I have about 100 desktop computers to deploy and would like to try out a deployment server. We have a very complex forrest set up here and I dont want get involved with the data center guys, so I'd like to create a stand alone server on an isolated network. How will that work in an existing domain environment? What would be the fastest, least complicated way to image all these PC's and deploy them on the domain? Would I have to image them, and then join the domain on site ?
thanks in advance!

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