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This document discusses mobile device management capabilities including managing devices both on-premises and in the cloud from a single console, enabling secure access to corporate resources, and protecting corporate data by selectively wiping devices. It also discusses managing Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices as well as BYOD.
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- 5. Service Management Provisioning Configuration Monitoring Protection Automation Service Management Provisioning ConfigurationMonitoring Protection Automation Service Manager Orchestrator AppController Endpoint protection Hybrid Cloud Private Cloud
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- 11. Mobile Device Management Unifyyour environment On-premises and cloud-based management of devices within a single console. Simplified, user-centric application management across devices Comprehensive settings management across platforms, including certificates, VPNs, and wireless network profiles Enable users Access to company resources consistently across devices Simplified registration and enrollment of devices Synchronized corporate data Protect your data Protect corporate information by selectively wiping apps and data from retired/lost devices A common identity for accessing resources on-premises and in the cloud Identify which mobile devices have been compromised √
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- 14. Mac OS X WindowsPCs (x86/64, Intel SoC), Windows to Go Windows Embedded Windows 8 RT Windows 8.1 Windows Phone 8.x iOS, Android Domain joined PCs Mobile devices BYOD
- 17. • If youdeploy an application to users, the application shortcuts are only created for the targeted users, regardless of who logs onto the system • If you deploy the application to a system, the application is installed for all users of the system You can deploy applications to users or devices
- 18. A deployment typecontains information about the files, commands, and programs used to install software by using a particular method or command. The Create Deployment Type Wizard provides you with the following settings:
- 19. Detection rules: • Performevaluation before content is requested • Can examine the registry, file system, and Windows Installer database or use a custom script • Are evaluated when an application is deployed and periodically thereafter to detect missing applications A procedure that enables the deployment process to determine whether an application is present on a system
- 20. • Dependencies aredefined on a deployment type • Dependencies allow you to ensure that application requirements can be enforced or remediated • Dependencies define the application deployment types that must be installed before the deployed deployment type can be installed • After the dependencies are fulfilled, the application will install • Dependent applications can be configured to install automatically
- 21. • Requirements specifythe conditions that must be met before an application can be installed • Requirements are defined in a deployment type • When a deployment type is evaluated, the requirement must be satisfied for that deployment type to apply • Requirements can be created for reasons such as: • Hardware requirements • Users primary device Meets requirements?
- 22. • User deviceaffinity allows a user to be associated with a device • Users can have an affinity with multiple devices • User device affinity can be a requirement in an application so that applications are installed automatically on users’ systems if the systems meet any other requirements • When a user accesses a device without an affinity relationship: • Applications could be configured not to install • Applications could use a different deployment type such as deploying a virtualized application
- 23. Software Center isthe users’ default interface for managing software deployments
- 25. The End UserExperience Family
- 26. • You useapplication supersedence to specify an upgrade path for applications • When you configure application supersedence, the old application is no longer available • You can leave the old application on the system, upgrade it, or completely uninstall it • You can view the relationships with the View Relationships button on the ribbon
- 27. •You can uninstallan application by creating a deployment with the uninstall action •An uninstall will not execute if the client is the target of a deployment with the install action
- 28. • You canview a previous version by using the View button • You can restore previous versions of an application if you need to; restoring a previous version creates a new revision of the application Whenever an application is modified, Configuration Manager tracks the changes and stores them in the Configuration Manager database
- 33. Types of systemsto update include: Physical Desktops and Servers Virtual Desktops and Servers Stored Images and Virtual Machine Templates
- 34. 1. Create asoftware update group: • Add required software updates 2. Create and distribute deployment packages: • Start the Download Software Updates Wizard • Specify the package source and download location of the software updates • Specify distribution points 3. Deploy the software update group: • Start the Deploy Software Updates Wizard • Specify the target collection • Select whether the update is required or available • Specify the deployment schedule and user experience
- 35. Automatic Deployment Rulesautomate: • Selecting specific software updates based upon criteria • Creating a software update group containing the list of updates • Downloading the update content to a deployment package • Distributing the deployment package • Deploying the software updates to clients
- 36. Report categories relatedto software updates include: • Software Updates – A Compliance • Software Updates – B Deployment Management • Software Updates – C Deployment States • Software Updates – D Scan • Software Updates – E Troubleshooting
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- 41. Management Point Configuration ManagerSite Server Software Update Point Endpoint Protection point Managed clients run Endpoint Protection agent Clients report back scan status Endpoint Protection deployment Endpoint Protection operations Endpoint Protection policy Endpoint Protection policies, firewall and antimalware definition files Definition files
- 43. ConfigMgr MP BaselineConfigMgr Agent WMI XML Registry IISMSI Script SQL Software Updates File Active Directory Baseline Configuration Items Auto Remediate OR Create Alert (to Service Manager)! Improved functionality Copy settings Trigger console alerts Richer reporting Enhanced versioning and audit tracking Ability to specify versions to be used in baselines Audit tracking includes who changed what Pre-built industry standard baseline templates through IT Governance, Risk & Compliance(GRC) Solution Accelerator Assignment to collections Baseline drift
- 44. VPN Profile Management Supportfor major SSL VPN vendors DNS name-based initiation support for Windows 8.1 and iOS Application ID based initiation support for Windows 8.1 Automatic VPN connection Support for VPN standards SSL VPNs from Cisco, Juniper, Check Point, Microsoft, Dell SonicWALL, F5 Subset of vendors have Windows Windows RT VPN plug-in PPTP ,L2TP, IKEv2
- 45. Wi-Fi and CertificateProfiles Wi-Fi settings Manage and distribute certificates Deploy trusted root certificates Support for Security Center Endpoint Protection(SCEP) protocol Manage Wi-Fi protocol and authentication settings Provision Wi-Fi networks that device can auto connect Specify certificate to be used for Wi-Fi connection
- 47. • The powermanagement feature provides a centralized, enterprise-wide power management solution • The benefits of the power management feature include: • Reducing energy costs • Performing off-hour maintenance tasks efficiently • Minimizing the carbon footprint on the environment • Maximizing energy and utility rebates
- 48. Default power plans include: •Balanced • High Performance • Power Saver • Customized
- 52. Methods include: • ConfigurationManager console • Remote Control Viewer Start menu item • CmRcViewer.exe
- 53. Report Description Remote Control– All computers remote controlled by a specific user Summary of status messages indicating remote control of client computers by a single specified user Remote Control – All remote control information Summary of status messages indicating remote control of client computers
- 65. A user statemigration captures all of the custom settings on source computers and restores these settings on destination computers Replace Refresh
- 66. Use the UpdateOperating System Image Wizard to schedule updates to keep the images in your .wim file updated and current
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