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Microsoft Secure Center Configuration Manager - MS SCCM

System Center Configuration Manager ( SCCM ) is a software product from the Microsoft System Center 2012 Suite. It replaces earlier versions of the name Systems Management Server (SMS).
Under (IT) Systems Management is generally the centralized management of hardware and software within a company. Systems Management is the superset of client management.
The following tasks can be carried out automatically by SCCM for a very large number of clients:
A Configuration Manager client, which runs as a service on the system, is installed on the terminal to be managed. This client (also client agent) can be installed automatically on the PCs via the so-called "client push installation" so that no manual action is necessary on the PCs even during the introduction of Microsoft SCCM in the company. If the site server can not connect to the administrative shares on the terminal, the client can also be manually installed and mapped to a management point.
In addition to the Configuration Manager Client itself, the "Software center" component is also installed, which allows users to install self-supplied software or to uninstall already installed applications.
For each of the above tasks, there is a so-called client agent, such as inventory agent, remote control agent. The principle is that the agents always work independently on the client and then make their results available to the SCCM server. The SCCM server saves the results in the SCCM database and provides the administrator with a status system with detailed feedback on all operations running on the client.
SCCM Installation, Configuration, and Administration
SCCM is suitable for medium to very large companies up to several hundred thousand jobs. If necessary, large companies are divided into several "sites" (sites), which then form a location hierarchy. This consists of a tree-shaped, outgoing from a Central Administration Site (CAS) and subordinate Primary Sites. Other sites can be mapped as secondary sites, distributed distribution points or via BranchCache on client PC depending on size and requirements. Each site server requires a Microsoft SQL Server-based database to store the information. Certain database information ("global data") is cyclically replicated between CAS and Primary Sites. Secondary sites come with a Microsoft SQL Server Express and deliver dataset data to the parent primary site. A parent site can see and manage all of its subordinate sites. A child site passes its data to its parent site. This system can also be used to administer very large environments efficiently and centrally. 
The Configuration Manager console is used to control SCCM from the administrator's computer. For SCCM 2012 there is a wide selection of PowerShell -Cmdlets with which certain actions can be automated. SCCM Training is provided with fundamentals that will guide you how to install, configure and administer.
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