Microsoft SCCM Overview

Pre-requisites for Installation:

    • Prereqchk.exe is Stand-alone application from the version of Configuration Manager that you want to use to verify server readiness.Identifies and fixes problems that would block a site or site system role installation.Open Command Prompt ad Administrator > Navigate to the folder containing Prereqchk.exe. ‘Be patient on running the prereqchk.exe, it will take about 15-30 minutes based on your computer CPU and RAM.’

cd \SMSSETUP\BIN\X64 prereqchk.exe /? prereqchk.exe /LOCAL sccm-precheq

    • Read the errors and fixed all of them before installing SCCM.

sccm-precheq-fix All the pre-requisites are installed, now let’s get start with the Setup wizard

    • Run splash.hta from the installation folder to launch the installer.Select Install > on Before You Begin page, select NextChoose Install a Configuration Manager Primary siteOn Product Keypage, type the license or select evaluation edition of this product for the lab purpose, Select NextOn Product License Terms, check all the boxes and select NextSelect Download required files, choose the location by clicking the Browse button ‘e.g. C:\SCCM’ select Next.Select Language ‘e.g. English’, Select NextChoose or create a site code ‘e.g., PR1’, and site name ‘Lumo365’, select Next.On Primary Site Installation, select ‘Install the primary site as a stand-alone site’ , Select NextOn Database Information, leave default and select Next > select NextOn SMS Provider Setting, Leave default, Select NextOn Client Computer Communication Settings, select ‘Configure the communication method on each site system role’, select NextOn Site System Roles, leave default and select Next > Next > NextOn Service Connection Point Setup, leave default and select NextClick Begin Install

Verify the Installation

  • Start > search for, Configuration Manager Console and open it
  • Go to Administration Module > Site Configuration > verify the ‘Sites’ and ‘Servers and Site System Roles’
  • Go to Monitoring > Overview > verify ‘Site Hierarchy ‘ and ‘System Status’ > verify the site
  • Go to Active Directory Users and Computers > System > Verify the ‘System Management‘
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