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System Center Configuration Manager 2007 You Will Learn How To Install, configure, deploy and leverage SCCM 2007 throughout your Windows enterprise Prepare for and implement SCCM sites Enable client agent settings for optimal performance Customize sites, establish system roles and designate discovery methods Distribute applications, operating systems and security updates Run queries, initiate remote control and troubleshoot sites Course Benefits Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 offers significant enhancements for Windows resource management through comprehensive inventory collection, software distribution, Windows OS deployment and security patching. SCCM allows organizations to reduce the Total Cost of Ownership and gain control over their computing environments. In this course, you gain the skills needed to configure and manage SCCM. Who Should Attend Anyone involved in using SCCM as an enterprise configuration and change management solution. Experience with Windows at the level of Course 595, "Windows Server 2003 Comprehensive Introduction," or Course 960, "Windows Server 2008 Comprehensive Introduction," is assumed. Hands-On Training Throughout this course, you gain practical experience planning and deploying SCCM. Extensive hands-on exercises include: Installing and configuring SCCM Configuring Discovery methods Setting up client agents and creating collections Deploying SCCM clients Distributing applications and security updates Managing clients remotely Recovering sites with the Site Recovery Wizard Enabling Desired Configuration Management (DCM) Course Content System Center Configuration Manager The benefits of SCCM Asset management Software distribution Remote management Security updates Enhancements and new features Desired Configuration Management (DCM) Wake-On LAN Integration with WSUS Expanded Operating System deployment Support for Internet clients Planning for SCCM Implementation Designing your SCCM architecture Extending Active Directory Determining site hierarchy Optimizing SCCM with system role placement Defining software and hardware requirements Installing SCCM on your network Creating primary and secondary sites Running command line options Initiating an unattended installation Upgrading from SMS 2003 Choosing side-by-side migrations vs. upgrading Maintaining mixed sites Securing SCCM sites Specifying native vs. mixed mode Determining security controls Adopting certificates and PKI Installing SCCM Clients Determining client agent configuration Controlling software and hardware inventory Establishing inventory frequency Leveraging remote control settings Appraising advertised client program settings Assessing client installation methods Client push installation Group policy Software Update Point installation Viewing inventory Running Resource Explorer Analyzing SCCM reports Reviewing inventory history Configuring and Customizing Sites Setting site properties Declaring site boundaries and addresses Conducting component configuration Establishing System Roles Enabling functionality with Management, Software Update, Distribution Points and other roles Strategically placing roles Choosing Discovery methods Network Heartbeat Active Directory Scheduling and scoping Discovery Deploying Software, Operating Systems and Patches Creating software packages and advertisements Defining programs and requirements Selecting packages, programs and distribution points Scheduling and monitoring optional, mandatory or recurring distributions Targeting advertisements to collections Operating System Deployment (OSD) Generating task sequences Capturing and deploying images Managing security updates Integrating WSUS with SCCM Implementing maintenance windows Querying SCCM and Remote Administration Creating and running queries Reviewing results Building collections from queries Leveraging Remote Control Choosing Remote Assistance, Remote Desktop or Remote Tools Testing remote access Troubleshooting and Site Maintenance Implementing SCCM tools and techniques Working with the SCCM 2007 Toolkit Utilizing the status system and status summarizers Backup and recovery Backing up and restoring sites Running the Site Repair Wizard