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In this screen capture, the Priority property in the Settings node declares what properties will be searched in the CustomSettings.ini and the order in which they are searched. In this case, CRoles is searched first and Default is searched last. When a matching value is found, it is used and any other instances of that value are not used for that property. For example, if we use a Role method to assign the Scanstate arguments for Windows User Migration Tool (USMT) and that role applies to a target computer, the value contained in it will be used over the “catch all” value contained in the Default section of the CustomSettings.ini file. If there are generic settings for which we do not want to create custom values, we can set them in the Default section and those values will be applied in all undefined cases and overridden if specified through the configuration database. * Linked Deployment Shares allow an administrator to replicate content from one Deployment Share to another Deployment Share. Linked Deployment Shares are configured under the Advanced Configuration node inside of the Deployment Workbench. By default all content from the source Deployment Share will be replicated to the destination Deployment Share but this can be filtered through Selection Profiles. Filtering the content enables the administrator to provide a regional model for administration. Some companies do not have a completely centralized IT group.? They may have a central team that creates reference images and packages applications, but regional IT groups are responsible for the actual deployment, including figuring out what drivers are needed for the hardware used at that location.? With MDT 2010, you can have a central deployment share, then selectively replicate content to regional deployment shares, e.g. all images and applications, without disturbing the rest of the deployment share content.? The IT administrators at the regional sites can maintain their own task sequences, drivers,