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Hi all,

 

I am starting to think about installing SCCM 2012. My endless searches of google has not come up with a solution to the question that is running around in my head. The current situation is this. We are a small school 450 kids and around 70 staff. We are running two servers, admin and curriculum on a flat network. Both servers have their own AD/DNS ect...

 

I have a spare server which I have loaded server 2012 on and was wondering whether I can use this separate server as the SCCM server? My worry is how will this talk to the active directory on my other two servers. From what I can understand SCCM uses AD and also SQL.

 

so the question is:

 

1) Can SCCM be installed on a separate server?

2) Does that separate server need AD or be a domain controller?

 

Regards

Jim

Posted

1) Seperate server is recommended

2) It needs access to AD but this shouldn't be installed on the same server, and again recommended NOT to be on a DC

 

Steve

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Hi Steve,

 

Ok many thanks for your quick reply. So do I have do do anything to get it to talk to my AD on my main server?

 

Jim

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Hi Steve,

 

Ok many thanks for your quick reply. So do I have do do anything to get it to talk to my AD on my main server?

 

Jim

 

Make sure that new server is joined to your domain as a member server, then whilst installing SCCM it'll guide you through configuring the domain aspect for SCCM it self.

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