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SMS 2003 Features and Enhancements
Tools for Managing Software Updates
Enhancements to Software Update Management
SMS Site Maintenance and Upgrade Tools
Advanced Client
Security
Standard Security
Advanced Security
Active Directory
Site Installation
Client Discovery and Installation
Discovery Methods
Legacy Client Installation Methods
Advanced Client Installation Methods
Site Configuration
Site System Roles
SMS Sites
Site Types
Parent-Child Site Relationships and the SMS Hierarchy
Site Elements
Site Boundaries
Roaming and Roaming Boundaries
SMS Hierarchy
Hierarchy Modeling Concepts
Flat vs. Deep Hierarchy Model
Building the SMS Hierarchy
Site Communications
Senders
Addresses
Collections and Queries
Hardware and Software Inventory
Software Distribution
Software Update Management
Software Metering
Remote Tools
Reporting
Product Compliance
Status System
Backup and Recovery
Network Monitoring Tools
Integrating Features
IT Asset Management
Software Management
Help Desk
SMS Clients
Legacy Client
How Clients Find and Use Site Systems and Domain Controllers
Client Deployment
Discovering Resources
Windows User Account Discovery
Windows User Group Discovery
Active Directory System Discovery
Active Directory User Discovery
Active Directory System Group Discovery
Installing SMS Client Software
Client Software Installation Techniques
Assigning Clients to Sites
Installing SMS Client Agents
Client Maintenance
Configuring Clients
User Control of Clients
Determining Client Version and Type
SMS Security Environment
Operating System Security
SQL Server Security
Windows Management Security
Internet Information Services Security
Network Security
Physical Security
SMS Security Modes
SMS Advanced Security
SMS Standard Security
SMS Accounts and Groups
Complete List of SMS Accounts
Common Server Accounts
Common Server Groups
SMS Database Accounts and Roles
Managing Accounts Through Site Setup and Site Reset
SMS Object Security
The SMS Object Security Rights
Changing SMS Object Rights
SMS Feature Security
SMS Query and Report Security
SMS Remote Tools Security
Software Distribution Security
Inventory Collection Security
Administering a Mixed-Version Hierarchy
Interoperability of SMS 2.0 Features with SMS 2003 Features
Step 1 Understand the Methodology and the Risks
The Methodology
Risk Management
Step 2 Analyze Your Environment
Previous Installations
Geographic Profile
Organizational Structure
Network Topology
Client Environment
Domain Models
Active Directory Structure
Server Environment
IT Organization
Step 3 Analyze Your Needs
Identify Requirements
Assessing Time and Budget Allotments
Step 4 Assemble the Team
Occupation Taxonomy
Assigning Roles
Support Plan
Step 5 Begin Assembling the Project Plan
Step 6 Learn SMS
Groups to Train
Training Methods
More Information
Step 7 Establish Test Lab Environment
Overview
Designing SMS Sites and the SMS Hierarchy
Business and Technical Considerations
Business Considerations
Technical Considerations
SMS Site and Hierarchy Design
Planning Site Boundaries and Roaming Boundaries
Determining the Locations and Types of Site Servers
Assigning Site System Roles
Advanced Design Issues
Advantages of Multiple Sites
Multilanguage Site Hierarchies
Upgrade and Interoperability
Domain Migration Planning
Active Directory Migration Planning
Reviewing and Testing the Design in the Lab
Changes to Hierarchy Design
Test Lab Development
Minimum Recommended Configuration
Standard Configurations
Duplicating Network Conditions
Site Design Testing
Sample Design Verification Plan
Introduction to Modeling for Sizing and Capacity Planning
Capacity Planning Terms and Definitions
Capacity Planning Tools
Modeling Principles for Sizing and Capacity Planning
Performance and Capacity Planning
Monitoring Performance
SMS Performance Counters
SMS Activities That Affect SMS Server Performance
Server Activities
Network Considerations
Sizing SMS Component Servers
u Methods and Formulas Used to Determine Server Capacity
Setting Expectations and Service Level Agreements
Methods and Formulas Used to Determine Server Capacity
Determining Site Server Hardware Requirements
Strategies for Planning
High Level Planning
Key Elements of a Successful Deployment
Sample Plan
Site Deployment Planning
Hardware and Licensing Requirements
Active Directory Considerations
SMS Site Server Deployment Considerations
SMS Site Database Server Considerations
SMS Administrator Console and Related Tools
Domain and Security Requirements
NetBIOS Requirements
Site Naming
Site Configuration Planning
Configuring an SMS Site
Configuring an SMS Hierarchy
Configuring Site Communications
Attaching SMS Sites
Client Deployment Planning
Determining Which Client Type to Deploy
Developing Strategies for Discovery and Client Installation
Choosing a Discovery Method
Controlling Discovery and Client Installation
Deploying SMS Clients
Assigning Clients to SMS Sites
The Pilot Project
Understanding the Pilot Project
Creating the Pilot Project
Running the Pilot Project
Using Performance Tools
Using Remote Monitoring
Analyzing the Design and Making Changes
SMS Hierarchy Design Optimization
Burst and Recovery Effects on Design
Total Processing Time and Design
Hardware Tuning
Software Tuning
Dismantling the Pilot Project
Preparing to Upgrade
Upgrade Strategies
Reconsider SMS Objectives During Upgrade Planning
Determine the Effect of the Upgrade
In-Place Hierarchy Upgrades
Overnight Upgrade
Phased-site Upgrade
Side-By-Side Hierarchy Upgrades
Using a Transition Site
Restricting Client Installation
Deciding When to Upgrade a Flat Hierarchy
Upgrading Secondary Sites
Replacing Secondary Sites with Protected Distribution Points
Replacing Multisite Clients
Upgrading Clients by Attrition
Finalizing Your Upgrade Plan
Post-upgrade Migration Planning
Unsupported SMS Features and Platforms
SMS 2003 Features
SMS Security Planning Task List
SMS Security Checklist
General SMS Security Planning Considerations
Security Considerations for Site and Hierarchy Design
Security Considerations for Planning Setup
Planning SMS Accounts
Using Optional Accounts
SMS Security Account Principles
Planning for SMS Account Lifecycles
Minimizing the Number of Accounts SMS Uses
Creating or Modifying SMS Accounts and Groups
Planning SMS Object Security
Planning Collection Security
Planning Object Security for Objects Other Than Collections
Planning SMS Feature Security
Planning to Use SMS Security
SMS Security Configuration
Tightening SMS Security
Operating System Security Best Practices
Monitoring and Auditing SMS Security
Advanced Technologies
Testing SMS Security
Overview of Backup and Recovery
Backing Up and Recovering Throughout the SMS Hierarchy
The Impact of a Site Failure
Minimizing the Risk of a Site Failure
Minimizing the Impact of a Site Failure
Planning for Backup and Archive
Plan for Backup
Plan for Archive
Develop a Backup and Archive Strategy
Document the Backup and Archive Strategy
Planning to Simplify the Recovery Process
Performing Site Upgrades
Preparing a Site for Upgrade
Upgrading Primary Site Servers
Installing SMS Components
Upgrading Secondary Site Servers
Secondary Site Upgrade Methods
Performing Post-Upgrade Tasks
Preparing for Installation
Installation Requirements
Security Modes
Setup Options
SQL Server Preparation
SQL Server Database Replication
Starting the Installation Process
Running Setup
Running an Unattended Setup
Installing a Primary Site
Express Setup
Custom Setup
Installing a Secondary Site
Installing a Secondary Site Using SMS Setup
Installing a Secondary Site Using the SMS Administrator Console
Installing the SMS Administrator Console and Related Tools
Configuring Your SMS Sites and Hierarchy
Configuring a Single Site
Configuring a Site Hierarchy
Extending the Active Directory Schema
Creating SMS Containers in Active Directory
SMS Administrator Console
Supporting Different Versions of SMS
Understanding the Console Tree
Exploring the Console Tree
Viewing Items in the Details Pane
Using the SMS Toolbar
Displaying the Action and Shortcut Menus
Viewing and Modifying Properties
Viewing Secondary Sites
Using the Import and Export Object Wizards
Starting SMS Service Manager
SMS and Microsoft Management Console
Console Taskpads
Export List Views to a File
Print Items in the Details Pane
Creating Custom Consoles
Enabling and Configuring Discovery Methods
Network Discovery
Discovery Type
Discovery Scope
Heartbeat Discovery
Windows User Account Discovery and Windows User Group Discovery
Active Directory Discovery Methods
Installing and Configuring SMS Clients
Installing the Advanced Client
Using Advanced Client Installer
Automated Installation by Using the SMS Administrator Console
Initiating a Program File at the Client
Using Computer Imaging
Computer Imaging Tips
Installing the Legacy Client
Installing Clients with Insufficient Security Credentials
Assigning SMS Clients to an SMS Site
Assigning the Advanced Client
Automatic Assignment
Manual Assignment
Removing Advanced Client Assignment
Assigning the Legacy Client
Legacy Client Assignment
Removing Legacy Client Assignment
Upgrading SMS Client Software
Upgrading to the SMS 2003 Client
Upgrading to the Advanced Client
Upgrading to the Legacy Client
Updating an SMS 2003 Client to a Newer Version
Updating the Advanced Client
Updating the Legacy Client
Removing and Repairing SMS Client Software
Removing the Advanced Client
Removing the Legacy Client
Automatic Removal
Manual Removal
Repairing SMS Clients
Appendices
SMS 2003 Accessibility Features and Options
u MMC Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts
SMS Help Keyboard Shortcuts
MMC Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts
MMC Navigation Mouse Shortcuts
MMC Main Window Keyboard Shortcuts
MMC Console Window Keyboard Shortcuts
Table A.5 MMC Console Window Keyboard Shortcuts
SMS Administrator Console Keyboard Shortcuts
Table A.6 SMS Administrator Console Keyboard Shortcuts
Accessibility in Microsoft Windows
Windows XP Professional and Home
Windows 2000
Windows 98
Windows 95 and Windows NT Workstation 4.0
Adjusting Microsoft Products for People with Accessibility Needs
Assistive Technology Products for Windows
Microsoft Documentation in Alternative Formats
Customer Service for People Who Are Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing
Getting More Accessibility Information
Glossary
Technical Support Options
Index

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