Client Management Part 1 and Part 2 Flashcards
What are the 2 deployment types of applications?
- MSI
- EXE
What are the 2 ways to deploy software in SCCM?
- Create & Deploy Application
- Create & Deploy Package
What are the 2 Deployment Locations in SCCM?
- User
- Device Collection
What’s a (Device) Collection?
Group of users or computers
How does Application Deployment work?
- You can deploy MSI, EXE and others. Default: MSI
- You can detect if the deployed software has already been installed on your target computer
- Approval Request: user has to request approval from Admin before the software is installed on their computer
- Apps can be deployed from Google Store or Apple Store
- More detail from reporting due to SQL storing data about SCCM infrastructure
What are the cons of Application Deployment?
More complicated and time consuming to deploy
How does Package Deployment work?
- You can deploy MSI and EXE
- Ideal for scripts because of reoccurring schedules
- More straightforward and less time consuming
- Way fewer requirements
What are the cons of Package Deployment?
- Limited configuration choices
- Reporting is limited to success or failure
- Can’t detect if software has already been deployed or not
- No approval request feature
What is OS Deployment?
The deployment of the Windows OS with all the drivers, software and tools injected into the image
In SCCM, what’s an ‘Unknown Computer’?
It’s a computer where the Configuration Manager client is not installed, or the computer is unknown to the Configuration Manager Database
What’s a task sequence?
A boot image that starts the destination computer and any additional content like apps and updates
What can you do with a Software Upgrade Group?
Gather all your updates into one group, then deploy that group to a collection of computers
What do Compliance Settings do?
Push out all security-related settings to all the computerss so they’re all compliant
What are Configuration Items?
Devices that you can configure that are managed with or without CM installed on the device
What can you do with Client Health in SCCM?
Set filters so you can view the health of SCCM clients in one glance
- by collection: All systems is the default
- by days: clients that have been communicating back and forth with the DB for x days
- for offline clients: display only offline clients
- Unhealthy Clients: they don’t have the latest Defender or Windows 10 updates and/or patches