SCCM 2016 TP5 | What’s new in System Center Configuration Manager 2016 (TP5) and how to install !

Hi Geeks ,

What’s new in System Center Configuration Manager 2016 TP5 ?

This release adds the following additional capabilities:
◾Diagnostics and Usage Data
◾Service a server cluster
◾Support for SQL Server AlwaysOn for highly available databases
◾Deploy Windows Business Store applications
◾App deployment to Windows 10 devices with on-premises MDM
◾Compliance settings for Windows 10
◾Improved workflow for creating mobile device configuration items
◾Updates for Windows 10 in-place upgrade
◾Updates for bulk enrollment of Windows 10 devices with on-premises MDM
◾Deployment of required applications to Windows 10 devices managed via on-premises mobile device management (MDM) – You now have the ability to deploy required applications to Windows 10 PCs and mobile devices managed via MDM with on-premises Configuration Manager infrastructure. This is in addition to the capabilities that were made available in the first and second technical previews, allowing you to manage Windows 10 devices using Configuration Manager integrated with Microsoft Intune (hybrid) without the need to store your data in the cloud. Note: An Intune subscription is required.
◾Cluster-aware settings – Servicing a cluster just became easier! With this third technical preview, you can deploy an update to a cluster while controlling the percent of servers that are online at any given time, and specify actions to run pre- and post-deployment.
◾High availability support with SQL Server 2014 AlwaysOn – Using SQL Server 2014 AlwaysOn Availability Groups, you now have improved support for both high availability and disaster recovery for the Configuration Manager database.
◾Ability to run software update cleanup tasks – You can now schedule and run Windows Server Update Service (WSUS) cleanup tasks from the Configuration Manager console.

Prerequisite:

In my example, i take this configuration:

• 1 ActiveDirectory Server
• 1 Server for SCCM TP5 with Update
• SCCM TP5 Sources
• SQL 2014  (Collation sql)

Note: The installation process of TP5 is the same that the TP3 version.

Let’s GO ! 🙂

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Accept Licence Terms and Click Next

Select all components and Click Next

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Download SCCM TP3 sources, indicate the sources folders and click next 

Indicate all informations for the configuration:

• Code site
• Site Name
• Installation Folder
• Install the Configuration Manager Console

And Click Next

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Select Configure the communication method on each site system role and Click Next

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Click Begin Install

Click Close

SCCM 2016 Server installation is done:-) !

New feature : All Corporate-owned Devices

New feature : Application Management Policies

New feature : Client Activity Pre-Production Client Deployment

New feature : Microsoft Intune extension with more possibility

New feature : Deployment verification and client management

New feature : Windows PE Peer Cache

New feature : End Point Protection and profile management access

 More news about feature SCCM TP5 HERE

SCCM TP3 Alias 2016 Now Available | Update for System Center Configuration Manager Technical Preview 3

Hi to all,

A new update is available for System Center configuration Manager TP3 !

What’s news?

• Combined end user portals – A unified portal experience is now available for end users, where all company approved software will be located for end users to discover and install. With this change, applications previously available only in the Application Catalog can now be viewed in the Software Center.
• Client piloting to preproduction – You can now deploy and test updates to the Configuration Manager client using a pre-production collection while leaving your current client version in use by the remainder of your hierarchy. You can try this scenario with an updated client version that we are releasing as part of this update for testing purposes.

To enable this update, go to the “Updates and Servicing” node in your System Center Configuration Manager Technical Preview 3 environment. If don’t see the update in your console, see the TechNet documentation here which provides a workaround.

CLICK HERE for download !

For download SCCM TP3, it’s available HERE.

SCCM TP3| System Center Configuration Manager and Endpoint Protection Technical Preview 3 available !!!

Hi to all,

Great news, System Center configuration Manager and EnPoint Protection Technical preview 3 is available for download !!!

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What’s news ?

Release	Date	Capabilities available with this release
System Center Configuration Manager Technical Preview	May 4th, 2015	Windows 10 in-place upgrade Mobile Application Management Data protection for mobile devices Preferred management points On-premises mobile device management (MDM) Support for Microsoft Azure virtual machines Client deployment status in console monitoring
System Center Configuration Manager Technical Preview 2	July 9th, 2015	This release adds the following additional capabilities: Sideloading apps in Windows 10 Windows PE Peer Cache On-premises MDM: Adds support for Windows 10 desktop Bulk enrollment of Windows 10 devices Support for multiple Automatic Deployment Rules In addition to new capabilities, this release includes several incremental improvements we want you to know about: General improvements in Technical Preview 2
System Center Configuration Manager Technical Preview 3	August 19th, 2015	This release adds the following additional capabilities: Diagnostics and Usage Data Service a server cluster Support for SQL Server AlwaysOn for highly available databases Deploy Windows Business Store applications App deployment to Windows 10 devices with on-premises MDM Compliance settings for Windows 10 Improved workflow for creating mobile device configuration items Updates for Windows 10 in-place upgrade Updates for bulk enrollment of Windows 10 devices with on-premises MDM In addition to new capabilities, this release includes several incremental improvements we want you to know about: General improvements in Technical Preview 3