You can also check our custom report about Distribution Point Monitoring to display all your DP status using a single click. The Endpoint Protection Point provides the default settings for all antimalware policies and installs the Endpoint Protection client on the Site System server to provide a data source from which the SCCM database resolves malware IDs to names.
This Site System is a hierarchy-wide option. SCCM supports a single instance of this site system role in a hierarchy and only at the top-level site in the hierarchy.
After the installation, you must add Endpoint Protection definition files in your Software Update Point. We have a complete guide to managing endpoint protection. You can download it from our product page. This is not a mandatory site system but you need both Enrollment Point and Enrollment Proxy Point if you want to enroll legacy mobile devices, Mac computers and to provision Intel AMT-based computers.
Since modern mobile devices are mostly managed using Windows Intune , this post will focus mainly on Mac computer enrollment. When you support mobile devices on the Internet, as a security best practice, install the Enrollment Proxy Point in a perimeter network and the Enrollment Point on the intranet.
If you split the roles between different machine, do the installation section twice, once for the first site system selecting Enrollment Point during role selection and a second time on the other site system selecting Enrollment Proxy Point during role selection.
The FSP helps monitor client installation and identify unmanaged clients that cannot communicate with their management point. This is not a mandatory Site System but we recommend to install a FSP for better client management and monitoring. You can also check if reports that depend on the FSP are populated with data.
See the full list of reports that rely on the FSP here. The Management Point is the primary point of contact between Configuration Manager clients and the site server. Management Points can provide clients with installation prerequisites, configuration details, advertisements and software distribution package source file locations.
Additionally, Management Points receive inventory data, software metering information and state messages from clients. Multiple Management Points are used for load-balancing traffic and for clients to continue receiving their policy after Management Point failure.
Read about how clients choose their Management Point in this Technet article. The Management Point is a site-wide option. By default, when you install a Secondary site, a Management Point is installed on the Secondary site server. Secondary sites do not support more than one Management Point and this Management Point cannot support mobile devices that are enrolled by Configuration Manager.
See the full Supported Configuration in the following Technet article. On Windows , the following features must be installed before the Management Point Installation:.
This role can be installed on a remote machine, the process is the same but the location of the logs is different. Continue through the wizard and reboot the computer at the end of the installation if instructed to do so. Before configuring the reporting point, some configuration needs to be made on the SQL side. The virtual instance needs to be created for SCCM to connect and store its reports.
If you install SSRS later, then you will have to go back and configure it as a subsequent step. This wizard creates two databases: ReportServer , used to store report definitions and security, and ReportServerTempDB which is used as scratch space when preparing reports.
This step sets up the SSRS web service. The web service is the program that runs in the background that communicates between the web page, which you will set up next, and the databases. This step sets up the Report Manager web site where you will publish reports. Using the simple recovery model improves performance and saves your server hard drive and possibly a large transaction log file.
Check for the following logs for reporting point installation status. Both logs are under the SCCM logs file locations. This Site System is a site-wide option. When using WSUS 3. This has changed with and The problem is that will still cause some trouble with the post-install task. Bonus link : I suggest that you read the excellent article written by Kent Agerlund on how to avoid what he calls the House of Cards.
The State Migration Point stores user state data when a computer is migrated to a new operating system. The State Migration Point is a site-wide option. The State Migration Point can be installed on the site server computer or on a remote computer. It can be co-located on a server that has the distribution point role. If you have any error in the installation process refer to this post that explains the permission needed for the SMP to install correctly.
This package is specified when you add the Capture User State step to your task sequence. This is not a mandatory site system but you need a System Health Validator Point if you plan to use NAP evaluation in your software update deployments. This site system integrates with an existing NAP server in your infrastructure.
The System Health Validator Point is a hierarchy-wide option. In order to enable Network Access Protection on your clients, you must configure your client settings :.
From Technet :. Each hierarchy supports a single instance of this role. The site system role can only be installed at the top-tier site of your hierarchy On a Central Administration Site or a stand-alone Primary Site. If you select to skip the role installation, you can manually add it to SCCM using the following steps.
Now that all our site servers are installed, we are now ready to configure the various aspect of SCCM. We will start our configuration with the SCCM boundaries. To use a boundary, you must add the boundary to one or more boundary groups. Boundary groups are collections of boundaries. By using boundary groups, clients on the intranet can find an assigned site and locate content when they have to install software, such as applications, software updates, and operating system images.
A boundary does not enable clients to be managed at the network location. To manage a client, the boundary must be a member of a boundary group. Simple Boundaries on do nothing, they must be added to one or more boundary groups in order to work. Microsoft recommends the following :. When a client requests content, and the client network location belongs to multiple boundary groups, Configuration Manager sends the client a list of all Distribution Points that have the content. This behavior enables the client to select the nearest server from which to transfer the content or state migration information.
In our various SCCM installations, our clients are often confused about this topic. That way, all my clients for my 4 locations will be assigned to my Montreal Primary Site. For Content Location, we want clients to get their content locally at their respective location.
This is a simple but typical scenario. You can have multiples boundaries and Site System in your Boundary Groups if needed. Client settings are used to configure your deployed agents.
This is where you decide any configuration like :. In previous versions of SCCM, client settings were specific to the site. You had 1 client settings that applied to all your hierarchy. In SCCM you can specify clients setting at the collection level. You can have different settings for specific collections, overlapping settings are set using a priority setting. When you modify the Default Client Settings , the settings are applied to all clients in the hierarchy automatically. You do not need to deploy the Default Client Settings to apply it.
By default, it has a priority value This is the lower priority. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Configuration Manager - Operating System Deployment. Post questions here that are appropriate for the operating system deployment feature of Configuration Manager Before posting, please search for your answer in these forums and the TechNet documentation. Report post.
Posted December 4, Share this post Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options Yan Posted December 6, Posted December 6, Griffn21 Posted December 10, Posted December 10, Hopefully that helps. Cheers, Griffin. It can be Installed or Not present. Follow Microsoft Documentation to see which Feature can apply to your Windows version or see the list yourself running the Get-WindowsCapability -online command. You just need to change your script to call the right Capability name.
We can also see that the size of this Feature is nearly 17MB. The first one is to use the new script feature if you are running SCCM or later.
The second one would be to deploy using a standard package or application. We expect Microsoft to increase the release of Feature on Demand in the following Windows release.
We can clearly see where this is going.
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