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Purpose
Provide an overview of Systems Management Configuration Manager 2007 Deployment & Configuration of single-site architecture Planning and deployment of Configuration Manager 2007 clients Upgrade from SMS 2003 to SCCM 2007 (Concept) Service location in Configuration Manager Configuration of Inventory and software metering Software Distribution Deploy and manage software update Plan and configure a multiple-site hierarchy Asset Intelligence in Configuration Manager Operating Systems Deployment using Configuration Manager 2007 Understanding Configuration Manager remote tools
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Ground Rules
In order to ensure the productivity of our training, we will need to be. - Punctual - Put mobile on vibration and do not receive calls within the training room - Not dropout from the training without permission - Be more interactive
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Agenda
Client Discovery
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Client Discovery
Network Discovery Heartbeat Discovery Active Directory System Group Discovery Active Directory Security Group Discovery Active Directory System Discovery Active Directory User Discovery
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Discovery Methods
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Configuration Manager 2007 clients can use Active Directory Domain Services for service location if: The Active Directory schema is extended for Configuration Manager 2007 All sites in the hierarchy are published to Active Directory Domain Services Clients belong to the same Active Directory forest as the site server's forest If any of these conditions cannot be met, clients must have an alternative method of service location. For site information: server locator point For management points: DNS server locator point WINS
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Management Points
Configuration Manager clients need to find their assigned site's default management point when they are first installed and assigned to a site. If they cannot find their site's default management point, they cannot be managed. Clients periodically perform the same service location request for their site's default management point in case it has changed in the following scenarios: When the client starts up or the service SMS Agent Host is restarted. When the client detects a network change: If the client gets a new or renewed IP address (for example, through DHCP). If the network adapter is disconnected and reconnected. If you specify a new site code, or click Discover on the Advanced tab of Configuration Manager in the client computer's Control Panel, and then click OK or Apply. How Clients Find Their Site's Default Management Point Clients locate their default management point using the following mechanisms in the order specified: Active Directory Domain Services DNS Server locator point WINS
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Deploying Clients
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Blocking Clients
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