Microsoft System Center Confi guration Manager

by Marius Sandbu

Overview

Microsoft Configuration Manager is both extensive and complex, and for many, it is the primary tool for Enterprise management. With each new release, Configuration Manager continually proves itself to be the ultimate solution for managing both clients and mobile devices.This book covers in detailed and easy-to-understand steps how to set up highly available Configuration Manager roles and backend services such as SQL, DNS, and AD. You will learn how to plan for high availability, what kind of roles there are, and how they scale.The book starts by examining what needs to be taken into account when planning for high availability before moving on to focus on the different roles and how they can be set up. The book will also go through different scenarios as well as various backup and recovery procedures. You will learn how to identify bottlenecks within the different components and create sample design scenarios for high availability on Configuration Manager. The book will also look at the different high availability options and how to deploy them.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781782176770
Publisher:	Packt Publishing
Publication date:	11/25/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	146
File size:	10 MB

About the Author

Marius Sandbu is a Consultant, Advisor, and Trainer working at the VAD (Value
Added Distributor) Commaxx in Norway. He has worked with Microsoft technology for over 8 years and has recently been awarded with a MVP title from Microsoft because of his high dedication to the Microsoft community. He is also a board member of the local Microsoft technology user group and spoken at many public events at both Microsoft and other events.
Marius has always had a high interest in technology, over the past few years he has taken over 20 certifi cations on different areas and technology, and also had a role within Microsoft as a V-TSP. He is also a certifi ed Microsoft trainer and has held different courses, within System Center and Windows Server.
As an experiment to improve his learning skills, he started blogging in 2012 and now has over 2000 visitors to date. He also contributes to Born To Learn which is a Microsoft community website for training and certifi cation.