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Microsoft 70-243: Administering and Deploying SCCM 2012

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Microsoft 70-243: Administering and Deploying SCCM 2012

The Microsoft 70-243: Administering and Deploying SCCM 2012 course is designed for IT professionals to master System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) 2012. It covers essential skills for configuring, managing, deploying applications, and maintaining SCCM 2012 infrastructure.

Key Features:

  • SCCM 2012 Overview: Learn the architecture and capabilities of SCCM 2012.
  • Site Management: Install, configure, and manage primary and secondary sites.
  • Client Management: Deploy and maintain SCCM clients.
  • Application Deployment: Deploy applications, packages, and programs.
  • Software Updates: Configure and deploy software updates.
  • OS Deployment: Deploy operating systems using task sequences and USMT.
  • Compliance Settings: Manage compliance to ensure adherence to policies.
  • Inventory Management: Conduct hardware and software inventory.
  • Endpoint Protection: Configure and manage security settings.
  • Monitoring and Reporting: Utilize tools to track system health and compliance.
  • Troubleshooting: Resolve common SCCM issues effectively.

This course prepares participants for the Microsoft 70-243 certification exam, equipping them with practical skills for SCCM 2012 administration and deployment.

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Step-by-Step Courses List

Chapter One:

Module 1: Planning Configuration Manager Infrastructure

  1. Intro
  2. Planning Configuration Manager Infrastructure – Part 1
  3. Planning Configuration Manager Infrastructure – Part 2
  4. Planning Configuration Manager Infrastructure – Part 3
  5. Planning Configuration Manager Infrastructure – Part 4
  6. Planning Configuration Manager Infrastructure – Part 5
Chapter Two:

Module 2: Migrating To Configuration Manager 2012

  1. Migrating To Configuration Manager 2012
Chapter Three:

Module 3: Installations and Site Role Configuration

  1. Installation And Site Role Configuration – Part 1
  2. Installation And Site Role Configuration – Part 2
  3. Installation And Site Role Configuration – Lab 1
  4. Installation And Site Role Configuration – Lab 2
Chapter Four:

Module 4: Cloud Integration

  1. Cloud Integration
Chapter Five:

Module 5: Installing The Client

  1. Installing The Client – Part 1
  2. Installing The Client – Part 2
  3. Installing The Client – Part 3
  4. Installing The Client Lab
Chapter Six:

Module 6: Client Health

  1. Client Health
Chapter Seven:

Module 7: Application Deployment

  1. Application Deployment
  2. Application Deployment Lab
Chapter Eight:

Module 8: Software Updates

  1. Software Updates – Part 1
  2. Software Updates – Part 2
  3. Software Updates Lab
Chapter Nine:

Module 9: Operating System Deployment

  1. Operating System Deployment – Part 1
  2. Operating System Deployment – Part 2
  3. Operating System Deployment – Part 3
Chapter Ten:

Module 10: Inventory and Software Metering

  1. Inventory And Software Metering
  2. Inventory And Software Metering Lab
Chapter Eleven:

Module 11: Asset Intelligence

  1. Asset Intelligence
Chapter Twelve:

Module 12: Reporting

  1. Reporting
  2. Reporting Lab
Chapter Thirteen:

Module 13: Compliance Settings

  1. Compliance Settings
Chapter Fourteen:

Module 14: Endpoint Protection

  1. Endpoint Protection
Chapter Fifteen:

Module 15: Mobile Device Management

  1. Mobile Device Management – Part 1
  2. Mobile Device Management – Part 2
Chapter Sixteen:

Module 16: Role-Based Administration

  1. Role Based Administration
Chapter Seventeen:

Module 17: Disaster Recovery

  1. Disaster Recovery
Chapter Eighteen:

Module 18: Troubleshooting

  1. Troubleshooting
  2. Outro
Chapter Ninteen:

The new and exciting System Center 2012 Configuration Manager course provides full coverage of the knowledge and skills required to configure and manage a System Center 2012 Configuration Manager site and any associated site systems for the Configuration Manager administrator role.

This new course provides you the needed training for the complete System Center Configuration Manager Infrastructure, as well as configuring roles, Central Administration Site, Secondary Site, Replication, Client Deployment, Manager Console, Manager Site, Resources and more.

This course brings together all the features of using System Center 2012 Configuration Manager.

Some of the skills you will learn in this class are:

  • Plan and deploy a single primary site
  • Plan and configure administrative roles
  • Describe replication and data types and monitor the replication of data throughout the hierarchy
  • Perform maintenance tasks and monitor site systems
  • Perform migration of objects from Configuration Manager 2007 to Configuration Manager 2012
  • Discovery and organize resources
  • Manage inventory and software metering
  • Manage software deployments by using packages and programs
  • Create and deploy applications.

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Microsoft 70-243: Administering and Deploying SCCM 2012

The Microsoft 70-243: Administering and Deploying SCCM 2012 course is designed for IT professionals to master System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) 2012. It covers essential skills for configuring, managing, deploying applications, and maintaining SCCM 2012 infrastructure.

Key Features:

  • SCCM 2012 Overview: Learn the architecture and capabilities of SCCM 2012.
  • Site Management: Install, configure, and manage primary and secondary sites.
  • Client Management: Deploy and maintain SCCM clients.
  • Application Deployment: Deploy applications, packages, and programs.
  • Software Updates: Configure and deploy software updates.
  • OS Deployment: Deploy operating systems using task sequences and USMT.
  • Compliance Settings: Manage compliance to ensure adherence to policies.
  • Inventory Management: Conduct hardware and software inventory.
  • Endpoint Protection: Configure and manage security settings.
  • Monitoring and Reporting: Utilize tools to track system health and compliance.
  • Troubleshooting: Resolve common SCCM issues effectively.

This course prepares participants for the Microsoft 70-243 certification exam, equipping them with practical skills for SCCM 2012 administration and deployment.

7 reviews for Microsoft 70-243: Administering and Deploying SCCM 2012

  1. Daniel M –

    This course gave me hands-on insight into SCCM 2012 deployment and management. It was key in helping me pass the 70-243 exam

  2. Priya R –

    Great walkthroughs on software deployment, patch management, and remote control features. Very practical and clearly explained

  3. Andrew B –

    Excellent course! The labs and real-world scenarios helped me get comfortable with SCCM’s complex architecture and daily administration tasks

  4. Carla T –

    Good course, though a bit dated in places. Still, it thoroughly covers what’s needed to understand and administer SCCM 2012

  5. Mohammed A –

    A must for any sysadmin working with SCCM. Clear explanations of site roles, collections, and software updates. Highly recommended

  6. Sarah J –

    This course helped me understand the full lifecycle of SCCM deployment. From client installation to compliance settings—everything was covered

  7. James K –

    Very informative with step-by-step demos. The course structure made it easy to follow even for someone transitioning from desktop support

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