This Presentation Covers Training Modules for SCCM 2012 . Topics To be Discussed – General 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Manage Sites Manage collections Monitor site health Configure software updates Manage site communications Manage boundary groups Manage role-based security Managing Sites Managing Sites in SCCM 2012 is Easy . If you want to Manage Forests other than those that are presently being Monitored , Just Enabled the Forest Enable / Discover in SCCM Console. If a New Forest needs to be Discovered in the SCCM Console then you can add new forests using SCCM Console in SCCM 2012 . If New SCCM Site Servers Needs to be added in the Hierarchy then the same can also be achieved . If you have a Stand Alone Primary site and you want to add a Central Site and a Primary Site in this Hierarchy , the same can be achieved by Adding Central Site First . Since has just One Stand Alone Primary Site there is no need to Monitor Site to Site Replication. Site Hierarchy View : Using SCCM 2012 , you can view the Hierarchy view Using Bing Maps and Identify the Location of your SCCM Structure . Manage collections Direct Rule : Members can be added Directly Query : Members can be added using Query Include : Members can be other collection Exclude : Members can be excluded. Manage collections – Cont. To Create a new Collections using Direct Rule , we need to Specify Conditions in the Rule. Example : Suppose a Particular Software needs to be deployed on particular location users then a Direct rule can be created and software can be deployed on the set of users . Monitor site health SCCM Site Health can be Monitors Using SCCM Console by Navigating to : Monitoring > Site Status and Monitoring > Component Status Manage site communications Not Applicable To : As they have just One Site : Manage boundary groups To Create New Boundaries : Go to Administration > Hierarchy Configuration > Boundaries To Club Different Boundaries into one Group Create a Boundary Group. Manage boundary groups- Cont. Create New Boundary groups to club Boundaries Manage role-based security RBAC is a new Feature in SCCM 2012 . RBAC is Used to Divide the set of Duties in SCCM . RBAC is Used to create new Roles in SCCM To Create a New Role : Go to Administration > Security > Security Roles > Copy Rule Manage role-based security – Cntd. Set the Desired Criterion . Create a Group in Active Directory Add User to it Go to Administration > Security > Administrative Users> Add User or Group. You Are Done . Topics To be Discussed – Clients Related All Setting related to Clients can be Done from Administration > Overview> Client Settings Topics To be Discussed – Clients Related – Cont. Client Agents can be Installed Using the below Screen Shot : Client Installation Tracking CCM.log – Server Side CCMSETUP.log – Client Side Client.msi.log – Client Side Topics To be Discussed – Inventory To Collect Hardware and Software Inventory Related Data from Client Machines Inventory has to enabled in SCCM Console : Topics To be Discussed – Inventory - Cont Specific Classes can be selected in Inventory Using below : Topics To be Discussed – Inventory - Cont Inventoryagent.log – Client Side MP_Hinv.Log – Hardware Inventory –Server Side MP_Sinv.log – Software Inventory – Server Side Dataldr.log – Server Side Deploy Applications and Software Updates Applications Vs. Packages in SCCM 2012 Why Use Applications Create an Application : Deploy Applications and Software Updates Once an Application has been created it can be deployed as under : Tracking Application Deployment Track Distribution Point Settings To Enable Operating System Deployment Using Distribution Point , PXE has to Enabled : SCCM Site Backup