10747D URLs...

June 10, 2014 · 4 min read
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Preliminary stuff

Blogs n Other Helpful Sites

Module 1 - Overview of SC 2012 R2 Config Manager

Module 2 - Discovering and Organizing Resources 

Module 3 - Managing the CM Client Agent 

Module 4 - Managing Inventory and Software Metering 

Module 5 - Querying and Reporting Data  

Module 6 - Managing Software Distribution and Deployment by Using Packages and Programs 

Module 7 - Creating and Deploying Applications 

Module 8 - Deploying Additional Application Types 

Module 9 - Deploying and Managing Software Updates 

Module 10 - Endpoint Protection with CM

Module 11 - Managing OS Deployment with CM 

Module 12 - Managing Compliance Settings and Profiles 

Module 13 - Mobile Device Management (MDM) 

Module 14 - Configuring Wake-On-LAN, Power Management, and Remote Control 

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