Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of MECM Features and Capabilities for Government
Getting Started
- Setting up the MECM Lab for Government
- Installing and Configuring MECM for Government
MECM Basics
- Managing Assets in MECM for Government
- Overview of the SCCM Console for Government
- MECM Site Server and Site System Roles for Government
- MECM Discovery Methods for Government
- Boundaries and Boundary Groups in MECM for Government
Configuring and Deploying the MECM Client for Government
- Overview of Client Settings and Policies for Government
- Understanding Client Deployment Methods for Government
- Client Logs and End-User Experience in MECM for Government
- The MECM Software Center for Government
Managing User and Device Collections for Government
- Overview of User and Device Collections for Government
- Creating Static and Dynamic Collections in MECM for Government
- Understanding Collection Properties for Government
Deploying Applications with MECM for Government
- Overview of Software Deployment for Government
- Using the Legacy Package Model in MECM for Government
- Using the Package Model to Deploy Applications in MECM for Government
- Managing and Deploying Applications with MECM for Government
- Monitoring and Troubleshooting Application Deployments for Government
Managing Software Updates with MECM for Government
- Overview of Software Updates for Government
- Using the Windows Software Update Service in MECM for Government
- Deploying Software Updates with MECM for Government
- Understanding Automatic Deployment Rules in MECM for Government
- Monitoring and Troubleshooting Software Update Deployments for Government
Deploying Operating Systems with MECM for Government
- Overview of OS Deployment for Government
- Creating OS Images in MECM for Government
- Managing Drivers in MECM for Government
- Deploying Operating Systems Using MECM for Government
Configuration Baseline Management with MECM for Government
- Overview of the Configuration Baseline for Government
- Creating a Configuration Baseline in MECM for Government
- Handling Issues Using the Configuration Baseline in MECM for Government
MECM Co-Management and Infrastructure Management for Government
- Enabling MECM Co-Management for Government
- Installing Applications Using the Company Portal in MECM for Government
- Monitoring and Troubleshooting Co-Management in MECM for Government
- Monitoring MECM Infrastructure Health for Government
- Cleaning Up Tasks and Jobs in MECM for Government
- Troubleshooting Infrastructure Issues with MECM for Government
Reports and Queries in MECM for Government
- Understanding MECM Reports, Queries, and Database Schema for Government
- Creating New Reports Using SQL Server Reporting Service in MECM for Government
- Using SQL Queries from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio to Retrieve Information for Government
System Center Endpoint Protection (SCEP) Integration with MECM for Government
- Integrating SCEP with MECM for Government
- Deploying SCEP Policies in MECM for Government
- Managing SCEP Definitions in MECM for Government
- Monitoring SCEP Compliance in MECM for Government
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Fundamental computer knowledge
- Knowledge of infrastructure systems
Audience
- System administrators for government agencies
Testimonials (5)
Presentation & Hands on labs
Adeel - Business Computer Skills
Course - Red Hat System Administration III (RHEL9) – RH294+EX294
I really enjoyed this course and whilst I consider myself to be more intermediate level rather than beginner I took a lot away from it with regards to Roles, Jinja2 and Encryption. Kumbulani was friendly and patient, and was keen to ensure no one was left behind before moving on to the next task.
Jonathan - Optimus Learning Services
Course - Ansible for Network Engineers
The knowledge of the instructor.
Diego - San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
Course - Microsoft SCCM
It really spoke to what we already have in our department
Letlotlo Miffi
Course - Ansible for Experts
The most I enjoyed is the best instructor who knew everything with Ansible plus everything else in other related topics. He was always patient to answer to everyone's question in detail and even encouraged everyone to ask, even if too obvious or too stupid.