Course Outline

Introduction

  • Overview of MECM features and capabilities for government use

Getting Started

  • Setting up the MECM Lab for government environments
  • Installing and configuring MECM to meet government standards

MECM Basics

  • Managing assets in a government context
  • Overview of the SCCM console for government operations
  • Understanding MECM site server and site system roles for government use
  • Exploring MECM discovery methods suitable for government agencies
  • Configuring boundaries and boundary groups for government networks

Configuring and Deploying the MECM Client

  • Overview of client settings and policies tailored for government needs
  • Understanding client deployment methods appropriate for government systems
  • Analyzing client logs and enhancing the end-user experience in government environments
  • Utilizing the MECM software center for government applications

Managing User and Device Collections

  • Overview of user and device collections for government operations
  • Creating static and dynamic collections for government assets
  • Understanding collection properties in a government context

Deploying Applications

  • Overview of software deployment for government use
  • Using the legacy package model for government applications
  • Utilizing the package model to deploy applications in government systems
  • Managing and deploying applications within government networks
  • Monitoring and troubleshooting deployments in a government setting

Managing Software Updates

  • Overview of software updates for government systems
  • Using the Windows software update service for government needs
  • Deploying software updates in a government environment
  • Understanding the automatic deployment rule for government use
  • Monitoring and troubleshooting software update deployment in government networks

Deploying Operating Systems

  • Overview of OS deployment for government operations
  • Creating OS images tailored for government use
  • Managing drivers in a government context
  • Deploying operating systems using MECM for government environments

Configuration Baseline

  • Overview of the configuration baseline for government use
  • Creating a configuration baseline suitable for government needs
  • Handling issues using the configuration baseline in government settings

MECM Co-Management and Infrastructure Management

  • Enabling MECM Co-management for government operations
  • Installing applications using the company portal in a government context
  • Monitoring and troubleshooting Co-management in government systems
  • Monitoring MECM infrastructure health for government networks
  • Cleaning up tasks and jobs in a government environment
  • Troubleshooting infrastructure issues in government settings

Reports and Queries

  • Understanding MECM reports, queries, and database schema for government use
  • Creating new reports using SQL Server Reporting Service for government needs
  • Using SQL queries from Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio to gather information in a government context

System Center Endpoint Protection (SCEP)

  • Integrating SCEP with MECM for government security
  • Deploying SCEP policies tailored for government requirements
  • Managing SCEP definitions in a government context
  • Monitoring SCEP compliance within government networks

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • Fundamental computer skills
  • Knowledge of infrastructure systems

Audience

  • System administrators for government operations
 21 Hours

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