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How to install SCCM 2. Application Catalog. In the first part of this SCCM 2.
SCCM 1. 51. 1 blog series, we planned our hierarchy, prepared our SCCM Server and Active Directory. In part 2, we installed and configured SQL in order to install SCCM. In part 3, we installed a stand- alone SCCM Primary site. In the next 1. 6 parts, we will describe how to install the numerous site systems roles available in SCCM 2. R2 and SCCM 1. 51. Role installation order is not important, you can install roles independently of others. This part will describe how to install SCCM 2.
Application Catalog web service point and the Application Catalog website point. Role Description. The Application Catalog web service point provides software information to the Application Catalog website from the Software Library. The Application Catalog website point provides users with a list of available software. This is not a mandatory site system but you need both the Application Catalog website point and the Application Catalog web service point if you want to provide your user with a Self- Service application catalog (web portal). Site System Role Placement in Hierarchy.
The Application Catalog web service point and the Application Catalog website point are hierarchy- wide options. It’s supported to install those roles on a stand- alone Primary site or child Primary site. It’s not supported to install it on a Central Administration site or Seconday site. The web service role connects directly to the SCCM SQL database so ensure that the network connectivity between the SQL server and the Application Catalog web service servers is robust. If you have more geographically distributed users, consider deploying additional application catalogs to keep responsiveness high and user satisfaction up.
Use client settings to configure collections of computers to use different Application Catalog servers. Read more on how to provide a great application catalog experience to your user in this Technet blog article. If your client needs HTTPS connections, you must first deploy a web server certificate to the site system. If you need to allow Internet clients to access the application catalog, you also need to deploy a web server certificate to the Management Point configured to support Internet clients. When supporting Internet clients, Microsoft recommends that you install the Application Catalog website point in a perimeter network, and the Application Catalog web service point on the intranet. If you split the roles between different machine, do the installation section twice, once for the first site system (selecting Application Catalog web service point during role selection) and a second time on the other site system (selecting Application Catalog website point during role selection).
Open the SCCM console. Navigate to Administration / Site Configuration / Serversand Site System Roles. Right click your Site System and click Add Site System Roles. On the General tab, click Next. On the Proxy tab, click Next. On the Site System Role tab, select Application Catalog web service point and Application Catalog website point, click Next.
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On the Application Catalog Web Service Point. In the IIS Website and Web application name fields, leave both to the default values. This is just the name that you’ll see in IIS after the installation (see next screenshot). It has nothing to do with your user facing portal. Enter the port and protocol that you want to use. On the Application Catalog Web. Site Point. In the IIS Website keep the default value.
In Web application name, enter the name that you want for your Application Catalog. This is the URL that will be published to your users.
Enter the port and protocol that you want to use. On the Application Catalog Customizations tab, enter your organisation name and the desired color for your website. On the Summary tab, review your settings, click Next and complete the wizard. Verification and Logs files. Logs. You can verify the role installation in the following logs: Config.
Mgr. Installation. Path\Logs\SMSAWEBSVCSetup. MSI. log – Records details of about the Application Catalog Web Service Point installation. Config. Mgr. Installation.
Path\Logs\SMSPORTALWEBSetup. MSI. log – Records details of about the Application Catalog Website Point installation. Status messages. Open the SCCM Console. Go to Monitoring / System Status / Component Status. See status of the components SMS. Based in Montreal, Canada, Senior Microsoft SCCM Consultant, 4 times Enterprise Mobility MVP. Working in the industry since 1.
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Install and Configure Certificate Authority in Windows Server 2. We will see below topics in this article. Install Certificate Authority on Windows Server 2. Configuring Certificate Authority on Windows Server 2. Assigning Certificate on Exchange Server 2. Assigning on Test Machine to see Certificate authority is working for Outlook Web Access. Step 1: You need to have this role installed to have a Certificate Authority.
Preferred to be on Dedicated Server or on a Domain Controller. Open Server Manager – Manage – Add Roles and Features. Step 2: Choose : Active Directory Certificate Services.
Choose Next. And Choose : Certification Authority Web Enrollment. Choose : Certification Authority. Certification Authority Web Enrollment. Choose Install and Close. Step 3: To Configure Active Directory Certificate Services – Choose the Exclamation Mark on the Flag. Configure Active Directory Certificate Services on the Destination Server. Choose Next. Choose.
Certificate Authority. Certification Authority Web Enrollment. Choose Enterprise CAEnterprise CAs Must be domain members and are typically online to issue certificates or certificate policies. Step 4: Choose Root CARoot CAs are the first and may be the only CAs Configured in a PKI Hierarchy.
Step 5: Create a new Private key. Step 6: Use SHA2. RSA#Microsoft Software Key Storage Provider.
Key Length – 2. 04. Step 7: Click Next. Step 8: By Default Certificate is valid for 5 years , Don’t make any changes on it , Click next.
Step 9: Specify Certificate Authority Default Database Locations. Click Configure. Choose Configure.
We have successfully Installed and Configured – Certificate Authority on Windows Server 2. Let us see how to Request a Create a Simple Cert from Internal Certificate Authority. Step 1. 0: Browse http: //localhost/certsrv/You would see a page below like this , Choose “Request a Certificate”Step 1. Click on Advanced Certificate Request. Step 1. 2: Choose the Second one.
Submit a certificate request by using a base- 6. Encoded CMCStep 1. Now Copy the Note pad Certificate Request Data – You have to generate a Certificate Request from the application.
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Step 1. 4: Choose “Base 6. Download Certificate. Step 1. 5: Save the Certificate – should be . Lets how we are applying on Exchange 2. Example. Copied my Request . CER File generated from CA to the Exchange and using it.
Shows Certificate Invalid. Lets see why. 1 – Start – MMC –FILE – Add/Remove Snap- In. Add. 3 – Computer Account.
Local Computer. 5 – Expand Personal – Certificates / Expand Trusted Root Authorities Certificates. Now Login to Root CA Server and Export the Root CA. Now login to Exchange Server Import the export cert. Now Certificates looking ok. Make sure you Assign the Certificate for IIS in Exchange Control Panel.
Now you can see things are fine locally on Exchange 2. Lets see how we can use on Desktop. First Login to Exchange Server MMC and Export the Certificate with all the certificate path into a PFX file. Note : The desktop doesn’t need the private keys from any certificate in the chain. Having the private key gives the ability to decrypt all the traffic between the client and the server even if that traffic is coming from someone else. It also makes a man in the middle attack on this SSL connection possible.
On 2 : For End user desktops – Choose do no export private key and use that certificate for import. Now we have the PFX File Exported. Open MMC and Import or Install PFX Desktop.
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