What is default site boundary group in SCCM?
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Default Site-Boundary-Group and boundariesThe purpose of the Default Site-Boundary-Group is to service clients that are not served by any other boundary group (that being local boundary group or neighbor boundary group). However in ConfigMgr 1610 there has been some confusement around the fact that you can add boundaries to the Default Site-Boundary-Group . I’ve been asked a couple of times if we should add all boundaries to the Default Site-Boundary-Group since the group is automatically configured for Site assignment. My take on that is NO, don’t use the Default Site-Boundary-Group as you don’t really control it. You will also notice that you can’t add boundaries to the group (from within the boundary group). However if you right click a boundary in ConfigMgr 1610, select Add Selected Items to Existing boundary Groups, then you are able to add the boundary!
Now, with this knowledge you have found a way to include all your boundaries to the Default Boundary group – but stop! Don’t think that’s a valid path. Instead create a new boundary group, add your boundaries and configure that for site assignment. Changes in ConfigMgr 1701In the latest ConfigMgr TP 1701 the ability to add boundaries to the Default Site-Boundary-Group is removed So what should be added to the Default Boundary group? In my opinion, a “fallback distribution point” and from ConfigMgr 1701 TP also a “fallback Software Update point”. That way clients without a managed boundary will still have site systems that can manage them. Share This Story, Choose Your Platform!
Microsoft Regional Director, Enterprise Mobility MVP. Microsoft Certified Trainer and Principal consultant. I have been working with Enterprise client management since 1992. Co-founder of System Center User Group Denmark in 2009. Certified MCITP: Enterprise Administrator, MCSA+Messaing, and much more. Member of: Microsoft Denmark System Center Partner Expert Team The Danish Technet Influencers program System Center Influencers Program. Beslægtede indlægDer er lukket for kommentarer. What are the boundaries in SCCM?Configuration Manager boundaries are locations on your network that contain devices that you want to manage. You can create different types of boundaries, for example, an Active Directory site or network IP address.
What defines the boundaries of an IP subnet?They define a subnet using a subnet ID. Sometimes, these actually correspond to each other, but not always. This, of course, leads to more confusion because sometimes they appear to work and sometimes they don't. Subnet IDs are calculated from an IP Address and subnet mask.
How do you set boundaries?What It Means to Set Boundaries. It means learning how and when to say "no." ... . It means knowing how to expand—or constrict—the boundaries we set. ... . Think through what you need/want to accomplish by setting boundaries. ... . Use your personal values as a guide. ... . Understand that different relationships require different boundaries.. What is allow peer downloads in this boundary group?Allow peer downloads in this boundary group: If it's disabled in any one boundary group, the client won't use delivery optimization. During peer downloads, only use peers within the same subnet: If it's enabled in any one boundary group, this setting takes effect.
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