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Introduction to Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager

  • Snapshot of MECM and its constituent parts.
  • Its position within the broader Microsoft Endpoint Manager framework.
  • System architecture and the function of site systems.

Installation and Setup of MECM

  • Reviewing prerequisites and planning the setup.
  • Installing the primary site and SQL Server components.
  • Setting up network boundaries and discovery mechanisms.

Administering Devices and Users

  • Client deployment strategies and resolving common issues.
  • Managing device groups and user collections.
  • Monitoring client health and managing lifecycle stages.

Distributing Applications and Packages

  • Developing and pushing application packages.
  • Utilizing task sequences and various deployment models.
  • Observing and tracking application distribution progress.

Operating System Deployment (OSD)

  • Preparing boot images and designing task sequences.
  • Distributing Windows images to endpoint devices.
  • Capturing and managing reference images.

Software Updates and Regulatory Compliance

  • Integration processes with WSUS.
  • Formulating and releasing update groups.
  • Implementing compliance settings and establishing baselines.

Inventory Management and Reporting

  • Tracking hardware and software assets.
  • Leveraging native reports and visual dashboards.
  • Generating custom reports using SQL and SSRS.

Integration and Co-Management

  • Establishing the connection between MECM and Microsoft Intune.
  • Activating co-management workflows.
  • Shifting workloads towards cloud-based management.

Conclusion and Future Directions

  • Best practices for sustained management efforts.
  • Key troubleshooting advice and utility tools.
  • Pursuing additional certifications and professional development paths.

Requirements

  • Foundational knowledge of network structures, Windows Server environments, and Active Directory.
  • Comfort with Windows client operating systems.
  • Background experience in IT administration and endpoint oversight.

Target Audience

  • IT specialists responsible for overseeing enterprise workstations and endpoints.
  • System Center experts looking to migrate their skills to Microsoft Endpoint Manager.
  • Technical support teams handling operating system distribution and compliance enforcement.
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