Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager can be managed through Powershell scripts or cmdlets. The first thing we need to do is to open the access we choose from the SCCM Console, in our Site Server: Connect via Powershell (Cmdlets) Connect via Powershell ISE (Scripts & Cmdlets) I choose using only cmdlets. We are now connected directly …
Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager needs to storage a lot of data, and we need to be able to access to those in the shortest possible time. For that, we need to make several decisions like: Where the database will be allocated? remote or local to SCCM? How many clients will be supported? Do I need …
Microsoft recommends using HTTPS for all Configuration Manager communication paths, although is not always possible to manage correctly due to the growing volume of certificates. In addition, SCCM communication over HTTP will be soon discontinued. Prerequisites SCCM Server installed and configured with a compatible ADK, server firewall rules, database,… In my case it will be …