Hello Friends Hope this post finds you in great health and spirit. Today we will take a deep dive on how SCCM client find its nearest Distribution Point (DP). I know that name of product is changed but in real life, people are still calling it SCCM. So for the sake of simplicity, please bear … Continue reading Deep dive on SCCM client finds nearest Distribution Point
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Hello friends, hope you are doing well. Even before some of us get used to calling SCCM as MECM. Microsoft has changed the name again. Starting from Configuration Manager version 2303, Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager is now Microsoft Configuration Manager. Microsoft brought together Configuration Manager and Intune with simplified license. Intune, Configuration manager, Desktop Analytics and … Continue reading Forget MECM: Its Microsoft Configuration Manager Now
Hello friends, hope this post finds you in good health and spirit. I am writing this post regarding email approval for application deployment in Configuration Manager. This feature was first introduced in SCCM 1810. I will try to help you understand it from practical perspective and add key takeaways at the end for implementation consideration. … Continue reading Email application approval in MECM – Key takeaways
Hello friends I believe you all are doing good. Finally we have some relief from pandemic and entering festive season. Hope all be good from here, finger crossed 🙂 In this post we will discuss about peer cache technologies from Microsoft mainly in reference to CM. This is very relevant as Windows 11 is already … Continue reading Microsoft peer cache technologies comparison
Hello friends Hope this post finds you healthy and fit. I was checking interview questions for SCCM or MECM lately and found that most of blogs have repetitive questions and mostly are outdated. I was part of interview panel myself since years so thought to compile few latest questions for your benefits as per my … Continue reading SCCM / MECM Interview Question for L1 and L2 positions
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