I am new to PSAppDeployToolkit and want to understand how it integrates with SCCM. I understand an SCCM application/package is created to deploy the toolkit files, which then call and execute a customized application installation, pulling content from a specified path. Can SCCM distribution points and boundaries be leveraged for content delivery of the application install bits when executed by PSADT? We have a large network with several remote facilities that house SCCM distribution points and I would like to deploy a single PSADT application that can leverage SCCM for its content delivery of the install bits. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
SCCM does not care what it is sending to it’s distribution points (DPs).
You will need to create one PSADT package for each application. (IOW: you cannot just 'deploy a single PSADT application’ for all your SCCM content)
- SCCM is the postman deliver ‘boxes’ to your PCs
- PSADT is the Wrapper or box.
- Source files from the developer is what goes IN the wrapper or box.
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Thanks for the reply. So, then the source files are just packaged in with the toolkit files in the same SCCM package?
Yes. ALWAYS!
You put your application installation files in the \Files\ folder of PSADT.
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