List of Tables

Chapter 1. Before you begin

Table 1.1. A timeline of Microsoft Systems Management

Chapter 2. Setting up your lab environment

Table 2.1. Lab virtual machine—domain controller

Table 2.2. Lab virtual machine—ConfigMgr Server

Table 2.3. Lab virtual machine—Windows client

Table 2.4. Deployment share content locations

Chapter 3. Making ConfigMgr aware of your environment

Table 3.1. Discovery methods in ConfigMgr

Table 3.2. Boundary types in ConfigMgr

Chapter 4. Managing ConfigMgr devices and users

Table 4.1. ConfigMgr client installation methods

Table 4.2. Ways to establish User Device Affinity relationships

Chapter 5. Organizing devices and users

Table 5.1. Built-in device and user collections. Notice that a collection can contain devices or users—but not both.

Chapter 6. Configuring ConfigMgr clients

Table 6.1. Client settings columns in the ConfigMgr console

Table 6.2. ConfigMgr client settings

Chapter 7. Creating and configuring applications with the AppModel

Table 7.1. Comparison of software deployment functionality

Chapter 9. Ensuring that ConfigMgr clients can access content

Table 9.1. Details of the Content Status dashboard

Chapter 10. Keeping ConfigMgr clients patched

Table 10.1. Configuration settings for the SUP installation

Chapter 16. Managing anti-malware with ConfigMgr

Table 16.1. Search categories for the latest SCEP definitions

Table 16.2. Create a software update deployment package with this information

Table 16.3. Configuration for Endpoint Protection client settings