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Client Management Part 2

Welcome to SCCM Features and Capabilities Overview, part two of Client Management.

  • In this section we will discuss Compliance Settings, Client Health, Endpoint Protection, and Power Management

Compliance Settings

  • Let’s say that you work in a secure environment and all 1000 laptops in your organization have been upgraded to the latest version of Windows 10. You decide to disable the blue-tooth feature on all the laptops because that device could be used to transmit sensitive information outside the facility.
  • With Compliance settings you can push this out to all your laptops to make sure that they are all compliant.
  • Devices that you can configure are called Configuration Items.
  • Typically, that means that you can configure devices that are managed with or without a configuration manager installed on the device.
  • In this case we will install this configuration item on all Windows 10 computers that have the configuration manager installed.
  • This means that blue-tooth will be prohibited on every Windows 10 device in the organization that has configuration manager installed.

And that saves us a lot of work.

Client Health

Using Client Health, you can set filters so you can view the health of SCCM clients in one glance.

At the top left you can select the filters for Client health

  • Client Health by collection – Click Browse and you can choose client health by collection, all Systems are the default.

  • Active clients by days – You can choose the active clients or those clients that have been communicating back and forth with the database by number of days.

  • Client health for offline clients – Client status is updated continually. This filter can be used to display only clients that are offline. If you have computers indicated here. Perhaps these folks are on travel and will get checked for compliance when they return.

  • **Only show Unhealthy clie…