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Il existe un outil nommé DOCKER qui permet non seulement de déployer des PC Linux mais aussi des PC Windows.

Mais le saviez-vous: Il est possible de déployer du linux avec SCCM.

Voici la marche à suivre:

https://technet.microsoft.com/fr-fr/library/jj573939.aspx

https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/steverac/2014/01/02/osd-for-linux-imaging-yes-really/

https://prajwaldesai.com/managing-linux-computers-using-system-center-2012-r2-configuration-manager/

and an example todo:

1. Create a package in Your environment this package should contain Your Linux Image and DD for dos. (download it here). Do not create a program for the package as it’s not needed. But I recommend you to enable “Copy the content in this package to a package share on distribution Points” this will allow you to run the task sequence directly from DP later. Please read previous blog post regarding this: http://systemcenter.no/?p=331

2. Create a command line task sequence step, this will run diskpart /s diskpartscript.txt.

The diskpart script looks like this:

The task sequence step looks like this (notice i’ve added the Linux deployment package as Reference for the command line step):

3. Use DD (for dos) to extract the image to disk.

4. Deploy the task sequence to unknown or known computers, run ts directly from DP and enjoy.

source: http://systemcenter.no/?p=509