ealesc Posted February 26, 2018 Posted February 26, 2018 Afternoon All, Wondering if you might be able to help please... We're looking at installing/configuring MBAM on a Windows Server 2016 Std VM but see Microsoft recommend it's done as a 2 server setup, splitting the database and the admin/self-service features Has anyone got MBAM working successfully on a single server setup at all please? And if so, and using a VM, what spec do you have? At the moment we're just looking at encrypting 14 x windows 10 Education machines. Though we have another 110 laptops that are currently on Windows 7 Pro (so can't run Bitlocker) that as and when these are upgraded to Windows 10 we'll encrypt with Bitlocker too So it's starting off fairly small, but even after a bit of googling, can't find anything about how many machines a single server MBAM setup supports? Anyone any ideas please? Hope you can help - many thanks in advance! Chris
ealesc Posted February 28, 2018 Author Posted February 28, 2018 Morning All, Still no snow in our part of the UK - very disappointing - so we're still in school today! If anyone else also hasn't got a snow day, just wondered if you had any thoughts on this possible MBAM setup please? Thanks Chris
Steve21 Posted February 28, 2018 Posted February 28, 2018 The short answer is it's not ever recommended to do a single server setup for security. Will it work on 1 yes, should you if you're talking VMs anyway, no. But if you're talking VMs then 2 VMs is the same as 2 servers Specs should be the same on VMs as if it was normal servers so just follow the recommended really. Steve 1
ealesc Posted February 28, 2018 Author Posted February 28, 2018 That's great - thanks for the quick reply Steve - like you say, best go with the recommended then Cheers Chris
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