1) Implementing the Secondary site Pros:- Ø Traffic can be compressed/ Scheduled/Throttled & rate limit on the address Ø Secondary sites do not require additional Configuration Manager 2007 server licenses. Ø Secondary sites do not require an additional SQL Server database at the secondary site. Ø Clients can be managed across a slow network … Read more
All server placement references below refer to a primary site only; secondary sites do not support Internet-based client management. Server Placement for Sites that Do Not Need to Also Manage Intranet Client If the Configuration Manager 2007 site does not need to support both Internet clients and intranet clients, Scenarios 1 and 2 in the … Read more
BDP PROS: · Content on demand · Uses bits to get content BDP CONS: · SCCM client breaks so does the DP · Requires an unprotected DP to get content · Less robust reporting than a secondary site. DP PROS: · Senders · Better reporting · No need for unprotected parent DP DP CONS: · … Read more
By default, software update files are downloaded from the Internet using the credentials of the logged-on user and the proxy settings configured for the user in Internet Explorer. The UpdDwnldCfg.exe utility is available on the Configuration Manager 2007 DVD and on every site server. It can be used to modify the server and account credentials … Read more
|Configuration Manager 2007 site server roles are not supported on any operating system prior to Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1. Configuration Manager 2007 site roles are explicitly not supported on the following operating system versions: Windows NT 4.0 Server Windows 2000 Server Windows 2003 Server, with no service pack installed
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