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SCCM Notes 1

- SCCM is a Microsoft Product which is 29years Old as of 2024 - Primary Site can manage upto 1,75,000 systems - for the companies/orgs. having >1,75,000 systems, need to connect to CAS (Central Admin Site), so CAS is in the top of the hierarchy - Orgs. having systems at different geo locations (like in dif. countries) need to have Secondary Site Setup to be connected to Primary Site/CAS to get the data synced - Primary Site Server Setup is the very first Setup needed for Centralized Operation - Central Administration Site (CAS) Server has the Limitation of Managing 8,25,000 Systems - SQL Database is used in the CAS to Store Date from Primary Site Server - CAS Can support upto 25 Primary Site Servers - Minimum Windows Server 2012 version is required to install SCCM - Primary Site can support upto 250 Secondary Sites - Secondary Site Server used to Control Network Bandwidth, can Support upto 15000 systems - Needs SQL Express or SQL Server to operate SCCM in the Secondary Site
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QA - 2 - Active Directory

Question 1: What is Active Directory? Answer : Active Directory is a Microsoft directory service that stores information about objects in a network. AD also makes it easy for the stored data to be accessed by authorized users.   Additional Information:  There are so many variations to the definition of AD. What is important is to mention that 1, it is a Microsoft Directory service. 2, it securely stores data about AD objects and controls access to these objects. Question 2: Give 5 Examples of Ad Objects Answer : Users, Computers, Printers, Groups and Organizational units (OUs) Additional Information:  There are so many you can pick from. I have listed 5 below. However, you could chose from the list in the article in this link –  Active Directory Objects List . Question 3: Name 2 Protocols Used by AD and Explain Them Answer : The 2 protocols used by AD are LDAP (Light Weight Directory Access Protocol). LDAP serves the purpose of querying or modifying objects in AD. The
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QA -1 - Active Directory

  1.  What do you mean by Active Directory? An active directory is an index structure used on Microsoft Windows-based servers and computers to stock up data and information about domains and networks. 2.  Name the default protocol used in directory services? The non-payment protocol utilized in directory services is LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol). 3.  Define SYSVOL? The SysVOL file keeps the server’s copy of the domain’s public files.  The fillings such as users, group policy, etc. of the SysVOL folders are simulated to all area controllers in the domain. 4.  Define the term FOREST in AD? Forest is used to describing a congregation of AD domains that split a separate schema for the AD.  All DC’s in the forest share this plan and is practical in a hierarchical fashion among them. 5.  What is Kerberos? Kerberos is a verification protocol for the network.  It is built to present secure verification for client applications by using secret-key cryptography. 6.  What do you mea
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