Main reason for Secondary Sites
- Manage upward flowing WAN traffic
- Tiered secondary sites for deep network topologies
- When do you need a DP?
- When DON’T you need a DP
- when BITS provides enough control for WAN
- Brachcache is enabled
- Only one type of DP. No more BDP’s!
- DP’s include Multicast and PXE options
- Schedule throttling
- IIS is required on all DP’s
- can manually copy the content to DP’s
- Forest Discovery (NEW)
- Disocover domains, sites and subnets
- new discovery process: AD Forest Discovery
- subnets and / or AD Sites are assigned to a Boundary Group. The clients are assinged to boundary groups.
- can assing DP’s to subnets and / or AD Sites (kind of like a protected system)
- Why do you need a Central Administration Site
- If there is more than one Primary site
- If you want to offload administration and reporting from the Primary site
- How data gets replicated
- Content – software packages, updates, boot images
- Replication Type – File based to primary, secondary and / or distribtuion points
- Site Data – collection members, HINV, alerts, etc
- Replcaiton type – SQL
- Global Data – collection rules, package metadatea, software updates metadata
- Repliation type – SQL
- Content – software packages, updates, boot images
- No more SMS_DEF.MOF (you can still import MOF files though)
- You can select the default WMI Classes to inventory as well as select collection specific WMI Classes
- You can add WMI classes from ANY WMI Namespace!
- Security rights are now inheirited. It’s about time!