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 Duration 28 hours

Course Outline

Foundational Concepts of Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager

  • Overview of MECM architecture and constituent components
  • Positioning within the Microsoft Endpoint Manager framework for government
  • Structural design and functional roles of site systems

Installation and Configuration of MECM

  • Pre-requisite assessments and deployment strategy planning
  • Provisioning of primary site infrastructure and SQL Server database services
  • Establishment of network boundaries and discovery mechanisms

Device and User Administration

  • Client agent deployment and operational troubleshooting
  • Organization of device and user collections for targeted management
  • Supervision of client health status and lifecycle transitions

Application and Package Distribution

  • Creation and distribution of enterprise applications
  • Implementation of task sequences and distinct deployment models
  • Observation and verification of application rollout status

Operating System Deployment (OSD)

  • Configuration of boot images and execution of task sequences
  • Provisioning of Windows operating system images to endpoint devices
  • Acquisition and maintenance of reference images

Software Updates and Compliance Enforcement

  • Integration with Windows Server Update Services (WSUS)
  • Formulation and distribution of update collections
  • Definition and application of compliance settings and baselines

Inventory Tracking and Reporting

  • Collection of hardware and software inventory data
  • Utilization of native reporting features and dashboards
  • Development of custom reports using SQL and SSRS for government compliance

Integration and Co-Management Workflows

  • Linkage between MECM and Microsoft Intune services
  • Activation of co-management operational scenarios
  • Migration of management workloads to cloud-based infrastructure

Conclusion and Future Directives

  • Establishment of best practices for sustained operational management
  • Application of troubleshooting methodologies and diagnostic tools
  • Investigation of advanced certification pathways and professional development opportunities

Requirements

  • Fundamental knowledge of network infrastructure, Windows Server, and Active Directory services
  • Proficiency with Windows client operating systems
  • Practical experience in IT administration and device lifecycle management

Target Audience

  • IT administrators overseeing enterprise desktop and device portfolios
  • System Center specialists transitioning to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager platform
  • Technical support teams accountable for OS deployment and compliance enforcement settings for government systems

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