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Migrating From Configuration Manager 2007 to Configuration Manager 2012 Kent Agerlund & Chris Nackers
@Agerlund@chrisnack
UD-B316
Who are we• Kent Agerlund• Chief System Management Architect• Coretech, Denmark • Microsoft MVP: Configuration Manager Enterprise Client Management • Microsoft Certified Trainer, MCITP Enterprise Administrator
• Chris Nackers• Chief System Management Architect• Nackers Consulting Services• Microsoft MVP: Configuration Manager Enterprise Client Management • Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP)
Object migration
Configure Migration
Agenda
RequirementsMigrate Sites
and Distribution Points
Permissions
Collections Task Sequences
Software Updates
Packages Security Reports
Clients
Drivers
Best practice & our advice
Considerations
Configure Migration
ConfigMgr 2007 SP2
ConfigMgr 2012 SP1 Permissions
Migrate to a single site
Don’t break existing service
Overlapping Boundaries
Change Mindset WAN
Migrate remote offices
No Big BangIt’s not
done in a day
Configure MigrationDEMO
Best practice & our advice
Considerations
Migrating Collections
Security Folders User & Devices
Limiting collections RBA Limit use of
folders
Features Collection refresh
Sub select = Exclude
Understand folders
Top collection =
include
Security and CollectionsDEMO
Best practice & our advice
Considerations
Migrate sites and Distribution Points
Branch Distribution Points Secondary sites Standard
Distribution Points
Upgrade Cloud basedBranche Cache
Pull DP’s PrestageReplace site servers #250
Prepare for unexpected
Migrate Distribution PointsDEMO
Best practice & our advice
Considerations
Migrate Packages
Source files Packages vs. Applications
Existing SW Task Sequences
Source files Limit task sequences
Advertisement
Continue Service
Global Conditions
Apps Migrate vs
New
User CentricWatch out for
“Run from DP”
PackagesDEMO
Best practice & our advice
Considerations
Operating System Deployment
MDTNew Task Sequence templates
Drivers
MDT TS’s RBAManaging reference
imageMigrate
copyRethink SW
deploymentsRe-import
drivers
Work with clean TS’s
New features
OSDDEMO
Best practice & our advice
Considerations
Software Updates
Update Lists Templates Update Packages
Do you need them? ADR Update
packages
Update strategy Collections # SUP
Restarts
What to include
Best practice & our advice
Considerations
Reports
SQL Reporting Services Not built-in No guarantee
Community tools Datasource BIDS
Migrate classic reports Roles Reporting
Builder
Forget the console
Reporting Only user
Migrate Reports & UpdatesDEMO
Links and Questions• Connect with Kent Agerlund & Chris Nackers• Mail: [email protected] / [email protected] • Blog: http://blog.coretech.dk/author/kea / and
http://www.chrisnackers.com/ • Migration links
• http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg699364.aspx • Community tools used in this session
• All PowerShell script will be available at our blog • Migrate Reports – https://
code.google.com/p/reportsync/downloads/list • Change package source –
http://blog.coretech.dk/jgs/coretech-package-source-changer/
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