Course Outline

Managing Computers and Mobile Devices in the Enterprise for Government

  • Overview of systems management using enterprise management solutions
  • Overview of the Configuration Manager architecture for government
  • Overview of the Configuration Manager administrative tools for government
  • Tools for monitoring and troubleshooting a Configuration Manager site for government

Analyzing Data Using Queries and Reports, and CMPivot for Government

  • Introduction to queries for government
  • Configuring Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) for government
  • Analyzing the real-time state of devices using CMPivot for government

Preparing the Configuration Manager Management Infrastructure for Government

  • Configuring site boundaries and boundary groups for government
  • Configuring resource discovery for government
  • Organizing resources using devices and user collections for government

Deploying and Managing the Configuration Manager Client for Government

  • Overview of the Configuration Manager client for government
  • Deploying the Configuration Manager client for government
  • Configuring and monitoring client status for government
  • Managing client settings and performing management operations for government

Managing Inventory for PCs and Applications for Government

  • Overview of inventory collection for government
  • Configuring hardware and software inventory for government
  • Managing inventory collection for government
  • Configuring software metering for government
  • Configuring and managing Asset Intelligence for government

Distributing and Managing Content Used for Deployments for Government

  • Preparing the infrastructure for content management for government
  • Distributing and managing content on distribution points for government

Deploying and Managing Applications for Government

  • Overview of application management for government
  • Creating applications for government
  • Deploying applications for government
  • Managing applications for government
  • Deploying virtual applications using System Center Configuration Manager (Optional) for government
  • Deploying and managing Windows Store apps for government

Maintaining Software Updates for Managed PCs for Government

  • The software updates process for government
  • Preparing a Configuration Manager site for software updates for government
  • Managing software updates for government
  • Configuring automatic deployment rules for government
  • Monitoring and troubleshooting software updates for government
  • Enabling third-party updates for government

Implementing Endpoint Protection for Managed PCs for Government

  • Overview of Endpoint Protection in Configuration Manager for government
  • Configuring, deploying, and monitoring Endpoint Protection policies for government
  • Configuring and deploying advanced threat policies for government

Managing Compliance and Secure Data Access for Government

  • Overview of compliance settings for government
  • Configuring compliance settings for government
  • Viewing compliance results for government
  • Managing resource and data access for government

Managing Operating System Deployment for Government

  • An overview of operating system deployment for government
  • Preparing a site for operating system deployment for government
  • Deploying an operating system for government
  • Managing Windows as a service for government

Managing and Maintaining a Configuration Manager Site for Government

  • Configuring role-based administration for government
  • Configuring Remote Tools for government
  • Overview of Configuration Manager site maintenance and Management Insights for government
  • Backing up and recovering a Configuration Manager site for government
  • Updating the Configuration Manager infrastructure for government

Requirements

  • Fundamentals of networking, including common protocols, topologies, hardware, media, routing, switching, and addressing for government networks.
  • Principles of Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) and the fundamentals of AD DS management in a public sector environment.
  • Installation, configuration, and troubleshooting procedures for Windows-based personal computers used in government settings.
  • Basic concepts of public key infrastructure (PKI) security as applied to government systems.
  • A foundational understanding of scripting and Windows PowerShell syntax for efficient administration tasks.
  • Basic knowledge of Windows Server roles and services to support governmental IT operations.
  • An understanding of configuration options for iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile device platforms used in the public sector.
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