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SIM334a. System Center 2012: Configuration Manager SP1. Macca Tech Evangelist Microsoft Corp. James Bannan Title Dilignet. Evolution of Microsoft Client Management. 2012. 2012. 2011. 2007. 2003. 1999. SMS 2.0. 1994. SMS 1.0. Client Management Infancy (NT Domain).
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SIM334a System Center 2012: Configuration Manager SP1 Macca Tech Evangelist Microsoft Corp James Bannan Title Dilignet
Evolution of Microsoft Client Management 2012 2012 2011 2007 2003 1999 SMS 2.0 1994 SMS 1.0 Client Management Infancy (NT Domain) Management from the Cloud Groups Model Laptops, Servers, Enterprise Scale Comprehensive Management Consumerization of IT
System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Empower Users Unify Infrastructure Simplify Administration Empower people to be more productive from almost anywhere on almost any device. Reduce costs by unifying IT management infrastructure. Improve IT effectiveness and efficiency.
Unify Infrastructure Empower Users Unify Infrastructure Simplify Administration Application Delivery Mobile Device Management Reduce costs by unifying IT management infrastructure. Empower people to be more productive from anywhere on any device. Reduce costs by unifying IT management infrastructure. Improve IT effectiveness and efficiency. Empower Users Simplify Administration Empower people to be more productive from almost anywhere on almost any device. Improve IT effectiveness and efficiency.
Empower Upcoming Enhancements in SP1 • Platform Support: • Windows 8 • Windows 8 tablet (Intel SoC) support • Mac OS X (10.6, 10.7, 64Bit) • Linux and Unix • Operating System Deployment: Windows To Go support • Application Delivery: • Modern applications • Deep link applications • Network cost support
Linux & UNIX: Supported Operating Systems • Supported OS’s across both: • Configuration Manager • Operations Manager • Newer versions of operating systems will be supported within 180 days of release • Old versions will be supported as long as vendor provides support • Broader Linux distro support being evaluated for future releases
Linux & UNIX: Features • Hardware Inventory: • 16 core classes viewable through Resource Explorer • Extensible model – supports custom classes and pluggable providers • ARP shows all native installed software (e.g. rpm’s or pkg’s) • Create collections of Linux/UNIX computers • Software Deployment • Using the Package and Program model • Deploy/patch software, deploy OS patches and run maintenance scripts that target a collection • Secure and Authenticated communications • Consolidated reports
Mac OS X: Features • Hardware Inventory • Software Deployment • Apple Disk Image (.DMG) • Meta Package File (.MPKG) • Mac OS X Installer Package (.PKG) • Max OS X Application (.APP) • Compliance Management of Mac OS X Preference (.PLIST) Settings • Patch Management (through Software Deployment) • Consolidated reports
Unify Infrastructure Reduced Infrastructure Requirements Unified Management of Virtual Clients Endpoint Protection Compliance & Settings Management Software Update Management Reduce costs by unifying IT management infrastructure. Power Management Internet-based Client Management
Unify Upcoming Enhancements in SP1 • Flexible hierarchy management: • Ability to add a new Central Administration Site • Migration between ConfigMgr 2012 hierarchies • Hierarchy easier to control: • When: Schedule replication for a given link • What: SQL Server distributed views • How much: Compression for SQL Server data • Setting Management: User Profile and Data Management • Client Side Caching • Roaming User Profiles • Folder Redirection
What’s new in SP1 Flexible Hierarchy Management Scenario 1: Hierarchy Expansion Central Administration Site Must be a new installation Scenario 2: Merger Primary Site Primary Site Migration Houston Primary Site 10,000 Clients Miami Primary Site 5,000 Clients
Simplify Administration Modern GUI Role-based Administration Operating System Deployment Client Health Asset Intelligence Improve IT effectiveness and efficiency. Remote Control
Windows Intune Architecture • PC agents report to the Windows Intune service • Mobile devices managed through EAS connectivity • IT Admins can manage users, devices through web based console • End user productivity enabled through self-service portal • Ports 80 and 443 are all that is required for agent communications • AD integration available to manage users
VISIONDeliver the best Windows experience, embrace consumerization trends with enterprise-class management ENABLE FLEXIBLE WORKSTYLES COMPLEMENT TO SCCM LATEST IN WINDOWS RAPID RELEASE CYCLES Empower users to work from anywhere, anytime with any device using the tools they need. Deliver simplified, enterprise-class management for IT with less costs and higher productivity Give users a modern OS experience for greater productivity, security, and mobility benefits. Provide customers continuous improvements & new features without costly deployments.
Next Release System Center 2012 Configuration Manager for on-premises management, and Windows Intune for management through the cloud Next version of Windows Intune will enable you to include mobile devices via the cloud including Windows Phone 8 and Windows RT devices Licensing: Windows Intune user license that includes the rights to System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. System Center 2012 Configuration Manager SP1 Beta and Windows Intune Update: http://blogs.technet.com/b/server-cloud/archive/2012/09/10/system-center-2012-configuration-manager-sp1-beta-and-windows-intune-update.aspx
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