Deploy operating system on specific VLAN

Hello,
I need to cunfigure our SCCM 2012R2 for deploying operating system on specific VLAN.
I think that I need to configure DHCP server with PXE on SCCM server. After that, how can deploy operating system just for this VLAN? I can't find any tutorial for this scenario :(
Thank you.

OK, assuming your need has nothing to do with setting up PXE then, you're only concerned about the
availability of the task sequence, and you want to limit it from Software Center while also being able to image new machines, then here is what you can do:
1. You need to have an IP address range that covers the VLAN regardless or you won't get any content.
2. For existing clients, create a query-collection for clients that fall within the IP range/subnet of the VLAN and deploy the task sequence just to that collection
3. For new machines, be sure to deploy the task sequence to the All Unknown Computers collection

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