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This post picks up after part 1, part 2 and part 3. I suggest you read all 3 parts first to understand what is happening here in part 4.

In this part 4, we will setup the SCCM discovery methods, boundaries, boundary groups, SCCM roles, and push the SCCM Client to our client machine.

Lets get started

This post picks up after part 1 and part 2. I suggest you read both parts first to understand what is happening here in part 3.

Anyway, this has been long overdue :-)

In this part, we will be looking at setting up some initial group policies, setting up firewall rules, installing SCCM prerequisites, and finally installing SCCM.

Well, lets get started then

Introduction

This post is meant to guide you through setting up a simple, DIY, for your own use, test environment. This lab will be a simple Windows domain with SCCM and 1 client machine.

Everything will be setup using virtual machines on 1 single host. The example below assumes this will be done on your own workstation, but that does not have to be the case, and you can set this up remotely somewhere else as well.