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Managing Mac OS X Clients and Linux Servers Using Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager
Karan Daftary
Cindy XingSlide3
ConfigMgr for MacSlide4
Supported Features
include
:
Secure over-the-air (OTA) enrollmentActive Directory (AD) & Network DiscoveryHardware InventorySettings ManagementApplication DeploymentWhat’s new:Certificate RenewalMac OS X 10.9 support
Mac FeaturesSlide5
Built on ConfigMgr on-prem mobile device infrastructure
Microsoft Certificate Authority
Enrollment Proxy Point
Enrollment PointManagement PointDistribution PointMac Infrastructure OverviewSlide6
The Story at FLACORPSlide7
Mac Enrollment Architecture
Primary Site
User Discovery
Active
Directory
Network Share
Enrollment Point
Enrollment Proxy Point
Microsoft CA
Management Point
Distribution Point
Domain username & password
Domain username & password
Domain username & password
User Cert request
User Cert
request
User Cert request
Get Policy
Download and install client
Grant enrollment rights to user collectionSlide8
Mac Enrollment
@FLACORPSlide9
Mac Settings ManagementSlide10
Mac Settings Management
Fully integrated experience with non-Mac
settings
managementSupport Compliance and RemediationFully customizable settings via Property List (PList) files or shell scriptsPreference settings applied at system level Slide11
Primary Site
Active
Directory
Network Share
Enrollment Service Point
Enrollment Web Proxy
Microsoft CA
Management Point
Distribution Point
Get policy
Assign
Baseline
Get policy
Baseline
Get current configuration
Assess Compliance
Apply settings
Generate remediation commands
Report compliance
Report compliance
Mac Settings Management ArchitectureSlide12
Mac Software DistributionSlide13
Mac Software Distribution
Application model
Wrap Mac installer types using
CMAppUtil
Supports .app, .
pkg
, .
mpkg
, and .
dmg
formats
Unified deployment and monitoring experiences
Currently only supports required application deployment with device targeting
No end-user software
catalogSlide14
Get content
Primary Site
Management Point
Distribution Point
Get policy
New Application
Get policy
Distribute content to DPs
MSI
CMMac
Deploy Application
Report install status
Report install status
Install App
Mac Software Distribution ArchitectureSlide15
Settings and Software Management
@
FLACORPSlide16
Mac InventorySlide17
Mac Inventory
Overview
Reported via Hardware Inventory
Inventory is not extensible like Windows clientClasses reported Processor Process ServiceComputer System Installed Software USB DeviceDisk Drive Computer System Product Portable BatteryDisk Partition USB Controller PrinterNetwork Adapter CDROM Drive Physical Memory
Operating System Desktop Monitor Video ControllerSlide18
Inventory
Based on a schedule – 7 days default
Full inventory
Newly enrolled deviceInventory policy is updated by AdminReport version mismatchDelta inventory
Data
on the device changesSlide19
Mac Inventory
@FLACORPSlide20
Certificate RenewalSlide21
Mac OS X 10.9 support
R2 RTM Mac client
Supported
Requires System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager CU 1SP 1 Mac clientSupportedRequires System Center 2012 SP1
Configuration Manager
CU 4Slide22
Features Not Yet Supported for Mac
No client push installation
How to Install Clients on Mac Computers in Configuration Manager (
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj591553.aspx) No native OS Deployment, and Software Updates ManagementNo Application catalog for “available” application installNo maintenance windows for software updatesNo Remote ControlSlide23
Useful TechNet Links
How to Install Clients on Mac Computers in Configuration Manager (
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj591553.aspx
) How to Create Mac Computer Configuration Items in Configuration Manager (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj687949.aspx) How to Create and Deploy Applications for Mac Computers in Configuration Manager (http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj687950.aspx) Slide24
ConfigMgr for Linux/UNIXSlide25
Focused on server management scenarios
Features
Hardware and Software Inventory
“Classic” software deployment with Packages and ProgramsEndpoint ProtectionFully integrated solution with ConfigMgrNo custom server side codeClients communicate to Management Points and Distribution Points like Windows clientsLinux/UNIX OverviewSlide26
Supported Linux/UNIX Operating Systems
Linux
UNIX
Red
Hat
SUSE
CentOS
Ubuntu
Debian
Oracle
AIX
HP-UX
Solaris
Configuration Manager
Endpoint Protection
No
PlansSlide27
Linux/UNIX Hardware Inventory
Extensible inventory framework based on
Open Management
InfrastructureBuilt-in providers map Linux/UNIX classes and properties to Windows equivalents for consistent admin experience, reporting and queryingView Linux/UNIX hardware inventory for a single computer using Resource Explorer
View installed software (like Windows Add/Remove Programs)
Build query-based collections of computers based on
Hardware
Inventory properties
Full and delta inventorySlide28
Linux/UNIX Software Deployment
Implemented as Packages and Programs
Use cases:
Deploy applications and application updatesDeploy Linux/UNIX OS updatesSchedule one-time or recurring maintenance scriptsComplies with collection maintenance windowsSlide29
Features Not Yet Supported for Linux/UNIX
No client push installation
Use command line script to install client
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj573939.aspxNo native OS Deployment, Software Updates ManagementNot integrated with user-centric application modelNo client UI experience for “available” application installNo support for Internet-based Client ManagementSlide30
DCIM-B217
: Managing Linux with Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V and Microsoft System Center 2012 R2: For the Windows
Administrator –
Today at 5pm @ 361ADCIM-B342: Linux/UNIX Compliance and Patch Management with Microsoft System Center 2012 R2 (Deeper dive on Linux with Config Mgr) – Video on Channel 9See Also Slide31
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