In my previous post, we configured some server roles, created boundaries, imported users and computers, and we checked that the installed server roles actually worked Part 1# System Center 2012, SCCM part 1Part 2# SCCM 2012, Part 2 configuration Now we are going to go trough the Client Policy settings, create a new dynamic collection …
This part will consist of doing the basic configurations that make ConfigMgr 2012 actually work in a domain.There are a couple of steps that we need to do before we can distribute the client across our domain. First of we can start the console ( Usually located on the desktop ) Go into the administration …
Phuh! This easter has been alot to do, reading for my MCP exam and setting up my new home lab enviroment. So far I have setup most of the servers, they consist of:1: AD + DNS2: SQL w/Reporting Services3: SCCM w/DP, MP, Application web site point, PXE role, Reporting point (all in one)4: SCVMM Management …
