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In diesem fünftägigen Intensivkurs erlangen Sie die Fähigkeiten zur Administration und Verwaltung von System Center 2016 Configuration Manager sowie dessen Verbindung mit Mobile Device Management (MDM) und Cloud Services wie Office 365. Sie nutzen Ihre neu erlangten Kenntnisse, um PCs, Geräte und Applikationen in einem Hybrid- oder Vor-Ort-Szenario mit SCCM und Microsoft Intune einzusetzen. Sie lernen außerdem, System Center Endpoint Protection zu optimieren, Compliance zu verwalten und Management Queries und Reports zu erstellen.
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Sie werden auf die Prüfung 70-703 (Administering System Center Configuration Manager and Cloud Services Integration) vorbereitet und legen diese während des Kurses ab.
Der Kurs eignet sich ideal für Sie, wenn Sie IT Professional oder Enterprise Desktop Administrator (EDA) mit Verantwortung für die Einrichtung, Verwaltung und Pflege von PCs und Applikationen eines Unternehmens sind.
Module 1: Managing computers and mobile devices in the enterprise
This module describes the features of Configuration Manager that you can use to perform complex management tasks, including the following tasks:
Lessons
Lab: Exploring the Configuration Manager tools
Module 2: Analysing data using queries and reports
The Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager database stores a large amount of data about the resources in your environment. You might not always want to perform all management tasks on all resources simultaneously. Therefore, to help you locate devices or user objects in your environment that meet specific criteria, you can create queries. You then can use these queries to create collections or to find additional information about specific resources. This module describes queries and methods of creating and running them. In addition to queries, you can run reports to view various types of information related to your Configuration Manager environment. To run Configuration Manager reports, you must install and configure a reporting services point, which this module details.Lessons
Lab: Creating and running queries Configuring boundaries and resource discovery
Lab: Configuring SSRS
Module 3: Preparing the management infrastructure to support PCs and mobile devices
This module explains how to prepare the management infrastructure, including configuring boundaries, boundary groups, and resource discovery. Additionally, it describes how Configuration Manager interacts with the Microsoft Exchange Server environment to discover and manage mobile devices.
Lessons
Lab: Configuring boundaries and resource discovery
Lab: Configuring user and device collections
Module 4: Deploying and managing clients
This module explains the supported operating systems and devices, the software requirements, and the different methods for installing the Configuration Manager client. This module also describes some of the default and custom client settings that you can configure. After installing the client software, you can configure the client settings to perform routine management tasks.
Lessons
Lab: Deploying the Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager client software
Lab: Configuring and monitoring client status
Lab: Managing client settings
Module 5: Managing inventory for PCs and applications
This module provides an overview of inventory collection, and explains how you can manage the information collected. You also will learn about the process of collecting hardware and software inventory, initiating inventory cycles, and initiating and securing inventory collection. This module also covers the use of software metering to monitor program usage, and the configuration and management of Asset Intelligence.
Lessons
Lab: Configuring and managing inventory collection
Lab: Configuring software metering
Lab: Configuring and managing Asset Intelligence
Module 6: Distributing and managing content used for deployments
Configuration Manager clients obtain content, such as packages, applications, software updates, and even operating system images, from distribution points. Configuration Manager relies on the distribution point infrastructure to provide content management functionality. In this module, you will review the content management features, configure distribution points, and learn how to distribute and monitor content. You also will perform content validation and content prestaging.
Lessons
Lab: Distributing and managing content for deployments
Module 7: Deploying and managing applications
In this module, you will learn about the methods for creating, deploying, and managing applications with Configuration Manager. You also will learn to use the Software Center and the Application Catalog to install available applications. You will learn about managing deployments on unconventional applications. In addition, you will learn to install Windows 10 apps and virtualised applications.
Lessons
Lab: Creating and deploying applications
Lab: Managing application supersedence and removal
Lab: Deploying virtual applications by using Configuration Manager (Optional)
Lab: Using Configuration Manager to deploy Windows Store apps
Module 8: Maintaining software updates for managed PCs
This module explains how to use the software updates feature in Configuration Manager to implement an end-to-end management process for the complex task of identifying, deploying, and monitoring software updates to your Configuration Manager clients.
Lessons
Lab: Configuring the site for software updates
Lab: Deploying and managing software updates
Module 9: Implementing Endpoint Protection for managed PCs
Configuration Manager provides a number of security-related features that you can use to help protect client computers from malware threats, and to configure specific Windows Firewall settings for clients. Based on System Center Endpoint Protection (Endpoint Protection) functionality, Endpoint Protection in Configuration Manager supports the deployment, management, and monitoring of antimalware policies and Windows Firewall settings on client computers. This module explains how to use configure Endpoint Protection Configuration Manager to implement Endpoint Protectionand deploy and monitor Endpoint Protection policies.
Lessons
Lab: Implementing Microsoft System Center Endpoint Protection
Module 10: Managing compliance and secure data access
Many enterprise organisations require systems, such as servers, laptops, desktop computers, and mobile devices, to meet specific configuration and compliance requirements. Compliance settings in Configuration Manager can play a key role in identifying existing configurations, discovering systems that have adverse configuration changes, and remediating these settings automatically when necessary. Compliance settings also can help control how users manage and access data in the enterprise network environment. For computers that run Windows 8 and newer operating systems, you can manage data using folder redirection, offline files, and roaming profiles. You also can control access to data using remote connection profiles, virtual private network (VPN) profiles, Wi-Fi profiles, and certificate profiles. This module describes the compliance settings that you can manage using Configuration Manager. You will learn to use these settings to maintain configuration requirements and to provide secure data access to enterprise resources.
Lessons
Lab: Managing compliance settings
Module 11: Managing operating system deployment
You can use the operating system deployment feature in Configuration Manager to create operating system images that you can deploy to unmanaged computers and those managed by Configuration Manager. There are several scenarios in which you can deploy operating systems by using Configuration Manager, including when you are working with new systems or when you are upgrading existing ones. Operating system deployment uses both Configuration Manager and Windows components to manage and deliver operating system images. You can configure settings on a reference computer prior to capturing an image of its operating system or by using task sequences that Configuration Manager creates after you deploy the image to a target system. This module explains how to use Configuration Manager to create a strategy for operating-system deployments. And also, it explains how to manage Windows as a service.
Lessons
Lab: Preparing the site for operating -system deployment
Lab: Deploying operating -system images for bare-metal installations
Module 12: Managing and maintaining a Configuration Manager site
This module explains how to use manage and maintain a Configuration Manager site. It describes role-based administration, Remote Tools, and the site maintenance tasks that you can manage by using Configuration Manager. Additionally, it explains how to back up and recover a Configuration Manager site system.
Lessons
Lab: Configuring role-based administration
Lab: Configuring Remote Tools
Lab: Maintaining a Configuration Manager site
Module 1: Extending the Configuration Manager infrastructure to support Internet-based and mobile devices
This module describes the challenges in managing a mobile and Internet-based workforce and how Configuration Manager integrated with MDM and cloud services solutions can address these challenges.
Lessons
Lab: Preparing for cloud integration
Lab: Implementing PKI for Configuration Manager site systems and clients
Lab: Configuring cloud-based distribution points
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 2: Managing clients on the Internet
This module explains how to manage client devices that are located outside of the corporate network and connected to the Internet.
Lessons
Lab: Configuring IBCM
Lab: Configuring Cloud Management Gateway for managing clients on the Internet
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 3: Managing Microsoft Store for Business apps by using Configuration Manager
This module explains how to deploy and manage Microsoft Store for Business apps by using Configuration Manager.
Lessons
Lab: Microsoft Store for Business
Lab: Deploying Microsoft Store for Business apps by using Configuration Manager
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 4: Managing Office 365 apps by using Configuration Manager
This module explains how to deploy and manage Office 365 apps by using Configuration Manager.
Lessons
Lab: Office 365 for to support application deployment by using Configuration Manager
Lab: Deploying and managing Office 365 client applications by using Configuration Manager
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 5: Mobile device management by using Configuration Manager
This module describes the methods and technologies used to manage mobile devices by using Configuration Manager.
Lessons
Lab: Managing mobile devices by using the Exchange Server connector
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 6: Hybrid MDM with Configuration Manager and Intune
This module describes how to integrate Configuration Manager with Intune and provide the foundation for device enrolment and management capabilities.
Lessons
Lab: Configuring hybrid MDM
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 7: Device platform enrolment by using Configuration Manager MDM
This module explains how to enrol iOS, Android, and Windows-based devices in a hybrid Configuration Manager and Intune MDM solution.
Lessons
Lab: Enrolling Windows devices into hybrid mobile device management (MDM) environment
Lab: Enrolling Android devices into a hybrid MDM environment
Lab: Managing mobile devices in hybrid MDM
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Module 8: On-premises mobile device management using Configuration Manager
This module explains On-premises MDM, its requirements, and the types of devices it can manage how to configure on-premises mobile device management by using Configuration Manager. It also explains how to implement On-premises MDM in an existing Configuration Manager environment and the different ways to enrol Windows 10 devices.
Lessons
Lab: Managing mobile devices with an On-premises infrastructure
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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