# Commands

These are the commands that I use to generate the XML files ... they are saved locally and added to **OSDBuilder** and **OSDUpdate**

## Windows Catalogs (Version 10.0)

```
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows 10"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows 10 1903"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows 10 Dynamic Update"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows Server 2016"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows Server 2019"
```

## Windows Catalogs (Legacy)

```
Import-Module OSDCatalog -Force

New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows 7" -GridViewGetUpdates -GridViewResults
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows Server 2012 R2" -GridViewGetUpdates -GridViewResults
```

## Windows Addons (version 10.0)

```
Import-Module OSDCatalog -Force

New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows 10 Feature On Demand"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows 10 Language Packs"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Windows 10 Language Interface Packs"
```

## Office Catalogs

```
Import-Module OSDCatalog -Force
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Office 2016 32-Bit"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Office 2016 64-Bit"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Office 2013 32-Bit"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Office 2013 64-Bit"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Office 2010 32-Bit"
New-OSDCatalog -WsusServer WSUS -SaveDirectory $env:TEMP -OSDeployCatalog "Office 2010 64-Bit"
```


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