Different OS image

I have different OS type , Like Windows 2008 SP2 and windows 2008 R2, windows 2007 and windows 2008. How i configure my infra to deploy new server or client .
Example
I want my define client connect to windows 7 image for OSD
Define server connect to 2008 R2
its depend on requirement and licensee
Deployment with PXE only

I understand your first point.
Yes computers are unknown , is there any other way to automate the process like ZTI.
Suppose i boot the system with PXE and it will automatically choose the correct OS image.
Hello,
If you want to AUTOMATE the deployment process with different OS, you´ll have to do it be creating manual Computer Records with MAC adresses and Place them into different collections, where Win7 TS or W2008 TS will be deployed.
I would suggest a LTI approach here, and you would have a chance to keep everything in one TS, just do an image selection with UDI and create index-based variables for other OS related steps. This would require MDT integration and UDI knowledge.

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Adam

Yeah, that's what I'm looking for.
For example, if I have 3 images - 1200x1400px, 2700x2500px, and 3300x3300px. I want to be able to batch resize all images so that their longest side is 200px while maintaining their current proportions.
So afterwards, I would end up with 3 images - 171x200px, 200x185px, and 200x200px.

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