Sites & Site types in SCCM 2012
Site Types:-
System Center 2012 Configuration Manager introduces
the central administration site and some changes to primary and secondary sites.
Site
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Purpose
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Change
from Configuration Manager 2007
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Central
administration site
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The central administration site coordinates intersite data
replication across the hierarchy by using Configuration Manager database
replication. It also enables the administration of hierarchy-wide
configurations for client agents, discovery, and other operations.
Use this site for all administration and reporting for the
hierarchy.
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Although this is the site at the top of the hierarchy in
System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, it has the following
differences from a central site in Configuration Manager 2007:
·
Does not process data
submitted by clients, except for the Heartbeat Discovery, discovery data
record.
·
Does not accept client
assignments.
·
Does not support all
site system roles.
·
Participates in
database replication
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Primary site
|
Manages clients in well-connected networks.
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Primary sites in System Center 2012
Configuration Manager have the following differences from primary sites
in Configuration Manager 2007:
·
Additional primary
sites allow the hierarchy to support more clients.
·
Cannot be tiered below
other primary sites.
·
No longer used as a
boundary for client agent settings or security.
·
Participates in
database replication.
|
Secondary site
|
Controls content distribution for clients in remote locations
across links that have limited network bandwidth.
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Secondary sites in System Center 2012
Configuration Manager have the following differences from secondary
sites in Configuration Manager 2007:
·
SQL Server is
required and SQL Server Express will be installed during site
installation if required.
·
A management point and
distribution point are automatically deployed during the site installation.
·
Secondary sites can
send content distribution to other secondary sites.
·
Participates in
database replication.
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