Enroll devices using Microsoft Configuration Manager

Question 1

What are the most commonly used ways of deploying the Configuration Manager Client?

Answer 1

Client Push, Manual Deployment, OS Deployment, Intune

Question 2

What is the Client Push method of deploying the Configuration Manager Client?

Answer 2

Deploying the client directly from the Configuration Manager Console

Question 3

What is the most common method of device discovery in the Client Push method of deploying the Configuration Manager Client?

Answer 3

Using AD LDAP integration to locate devices in a particular OU

Question 4

How does the Client Push method of deploying the Configuration Manager Client work once a device is discovered?

Answer 4

Installation files are copied from the source computer and the client installs automatically

Question 5

What should you consider when using Client Push for large scale deployments of the Configuration Manager Client?

Answer 5

Increase in network traffic due to the initial copy process.

Question 6

What is the Manual Deployment method of deploying the Configuration Manager Client?

Answer 6

Client installation files are deployed manually along with a script file containing install parameters

Question 7

What are the ways that installation of the Configuration Manager Client can be executed using the Manual Deployment method?

Answer 7

-Executed from the ‘ccmsetup.exe’ file
-Executed using an MSI that is part of the client files

Question 8

What is the main drawback of using Manual Deployment of the Configuration Manager Client?

Answer 8

Time consuming delivery method

Question 9

What is the OS Deployment method of deploying the Configuration Manager Client?

Answer 9

Including the Client installation into the Windows setup Task Sequence

Question 10

Is the OS Deployment method of deploying the Configuration Manager Client suitable for pre-existing devices or devices being built for the first time?

Answer 10

Devices being built for the first time

Question 11

After how long with no pings does the Configuration Manager Console consider a device Offline?

Answer 11

5 minutes

Question 12

After how long with no communication does the Configuration Manager Console consider a device Inactive?

Answer 12

7 days

Question 13

What does ECM stand for and what is it?

Answer 13

Enterprise Change Management

The name of the Configuration Manager Console.

Question 14

What is the Primary User in the Configuration Manager Console?

Answer 14

Configuration Manager calculates likely Primary User based on the most frequent logins in the last 60 days.

Question 15

What is a Collection in Configuration Manager?

Answer 15

A grouping of devices that share some common aspect

Question 16

What are examples of a Collection grouping?

Answer 16

Devices with the same OS type
Devices with the same app installed

Question 17

What does ‘Start Resource Explorer’ do in the right-click context menu for devices in Configuration Manager?

Answer 17

Shows inventory information such as OS, apps, memory.

Question 18

What does ‘Start Policy Retrieval’ do in the right-click context menu for devices in Configuration Manager?

Answer 18

Trigger on-demand policy updates for the client

Question 19

What does ‘Client Settings RSOP’ do in the right-click context menu for devices in Configuration Manager?

Answer 19

Review client settings for specified endpoint

Question 20

What is RSOP and what does it do?

Answer 20

Resultant Set of Policy

A Windows utility that gathers and reports on the group policies applied to a computer or user

Question 21

What command gets all Group Policy information?

Answer 21

gpresult