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Sunday, 27 October 2013
Are you Designing SCCM - Have a lot at this
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Those who are designing SCCM can follow this .
SCCM Design[/caption]Those who are designing SCCM can follow this .
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
SCCM Design Steps – Explained in Detail – Part # 2
This Post is in continuation to Post # 1 on SCCM Design and Architecture .
http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/10/15/sccm-design-steps-explained-in-detail-part-1/ - Part # 1
Now , As we have seen that in our SCCM Design we have :
With these Specifications let us Design our SCCM Environment :
Download the PDF and Visio Version of this SCCM Design Document as :
SCCM Design Document by Abheek PDF
http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/10/15/sccm-design-steps-explained-in-detail-part-1/ - Part # 1
Now , As we have seen that in our SCCM Design we have :
- One Stand Alone Primary Site
- 4 Distribution Points + One at the Primary Site
- SCCM Integrated with Active Directory
- Active Directory Schema Has to be Extended ( For the Ease of Operations ) . You may follow my posts on why do we need to Extend the AD Schema ):
- http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/07/31/schema-extension-in-sccm-demystified-complete/
- http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/04/23/extending-ad-schema-in-sccm-is-it-mandatory/
- One SQL Server . A Standard Edition would serve our Purpose
With these Specifications let us Design our SCCM Environment :
Server Names : One SCCM Server ( sccm.abctelecom.com) , Domain Controller ( abctelecom.com ) , Role Server ( sccm1.abctelecom.com) , 4 Distribution point Servers)
Download the PDF and Visio Version of this SCCM Design Document as :
SCCM Design Document by Abheek PDF
SCCM Design Steps - Explained in Detail - Part # 1
Part 2 of this Series : http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/10/16/sccm-design-steps-explained-in-detail-part-2/
Today, in this post we will see how to design a SCCM Environment . Using this post you may design your SCCM design document . To create a SCCM Environment , it is very important that we have some detailed information . For the sake of simplicity , we will use a simple example here .
Let us Assume that we are being asked to design , architect and implement a sccm ( System Center Configuration Manager 2012) environment with following specifications :
1. The Client has presence in 5 states of India .
2. Total user base is : 5000
3. Head office is in Mumbai : with a user base of : 4000
4. at the head office the number of servers to be maintained using sccm is : 100
4. Four Other offices are in : Bangalore , Kolkata , Delhi and Himachal .
5. User base at all these four locations is : 250 each .
6. There is a 4 Mbps connectivity between branches ( all of them ) .
7. The link utilization is below 50 % on an average during office hours and is 30 % off hours
8. Client wants to use all the features of SCCM ( OSD , Patch management , Software deployment etc ).
9. There is just one forest and one domain Ex : abctelecom.com
10 . Internet clients are not a part of this project
11. There are no cloud DP's .
The above information is handy enough to kick start our designing :
Now , To start with , we have to make a decision as to how many sites we require : or you may ask the following questions to yourself :
1. How Many SCCM Primary Sites do I need : In this case since the total Client base is just 5000 . Since with SCCM 2012 we can clearly divide work between engineers who manage Servers and clients .
2. Do we need a CAS : NO . CAS in SCCM 2012 is only used for Centralized repository and reporting .
3. How Many Secondary sites do I need : This is a very Tricky Question and this is where a lot has changed between SCCM 2007 and SCCM 2012 . SCCM 2012 DP can be used for PXE i.e OSD , Throttling and Scheduling . So , We would only need DP's in our case as the bandwidth available is also good .
See the below blog posts for more clarity :
http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/04/25/primary-site-vs-secondary-site-vs-distribution-point-sccm-2012-which-one-to-choose-and-when-to-choose
http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/10/08/sccm-distribution-point-design-a-designers-delight/
Now , that we are sure that we need just One Primary and Distribution Points only , Am done with my first part .
So , so far our design looks like : 1 Primary stand Alone site and 4 Distribution Points at 4 different locations .
I close this post here and will take things in more details in the Part 2 of this series .
Part 2 of this Series : http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/10/16/sccm-design-steps-explained-in-detail-part-2/
Today, in this post we will see how to design a SCCM Environment . Using this post you may design your SCCM design document . To create a SCCM Environment , it is very important that we have some detailed information . For the sake of simplicity , we will use a simple example here .
Let us Assume that we are being asked to design , architect and implement a sccm ( System Center Configuration Manager 2012) environment with following specifications :
1. The Client has presence in 5 states of India .
2. Total user base is : 5000
3. Head office is in Mumbai : with a user base of : 4000
4. at the head office the number of servers to be maintained using sccm is : 100
4. Four Other offices are in : Bangalore , Kolkata , Delhi and Himachal .
5. User base at all these four locations is : 250 each .
6. There is a 4 Mbps connectivity between branches ( all of them ) .
7. The link utilization is below 50 % on an average during office hours and is 30 % off hours
8. Client wants to use all the features of SCCM ( OSD , Patch management , Software deployment etc ).
9. There is just one forest and one domain Ex : abctelecom.com
10 . Internet clients are not a part of this project
11. There are no cloud DP's .
The above information is handy enough to kick start our designing :
Now , To start with , we have to make a decision as to how many sites we require : or you may ask the following questions to yourself :
1. How Many SCCM Primary Sites do I need : In this case since the total Client base is just 5000 . Since with SCCM 2012 we can clearly divide work between engineers who manage Servers and clients .
2. Do we need a CAS : NO . CAS in SCCM 2012 is only used for Centralized repository and reporting .
3. How Many Secondary sites do I need : This is a very Tricky Question and this is where a lot has changed between SCCM 2007 and SCCM 2012 . SCCM 2012 DP can be used for PXE i.e OSD , Throttling and Scheduling . So , We would only need DP's in our case as the bandwidth available is also good .
See the below blog posts for more clarity :
http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/04/25/primary-site-vs-secondary-site-vs-distribution-point-sccm-2012-which-one-to-choose-and-when-to-choose
http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/10/08/sccm-distribution-point-design-a-designers-delight/
Now , that we are sure that we need just One Primary and Distribution Points only , Am done with my first part .
So , so far our design looks like : 1 Primary stand Alone site and 4 Distribution Points at 4 different locations .
I close this post here and will take things in more details in the Part 2 of this series .
Part 2 of this Series : http://sccmconfighelp.wordpress.com/2013/10/16/sccm-design-steps-explained-in-detail-part-2/
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