Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Advanced Concepts and Cloud Services

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This Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Advanced Concepts and Cloud Services WorkshopPLUS provides students with an in-depth technical knowledge of the advanced features of Microsoft Endpoint Manager through hands-on labs and instructor-led training sessions. This WorkshopPLUS focuses on the following aspects of Configuration Manager:

• Cloud Management Gateway
• Co-Management
• Autopilot
• Compliance Settings
• Application Deployment
• Monitoring and Advanced Techniques
• Desktop Analytics
• CMPivot

 

• Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Windows operating systems.
• Intermediate to advanced knowledge of Microsoft Microsoft Endpoint Manager or successful completion of Microsoft Premier WorkshopPLUS: Microsoft Endpoint Manager Admin Concepts and Cloud Services.
• At least one year of experience in working with Microsoft Endpoint Manager
   

Note: This WorkshopPLUS does not provide an overview of all the Configuration Manager features. For an overview of all the features, we recommended you attend Microsoft WorkshopPLUS: Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Admin Concepts and Cloud Services. 

Module 1: Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Cloud Management Gateway:
This module covers prerequisites, deployment and architecture of the Cloud Management Gateway. This feature helps managing clients over the Internet in a simple way by leveraging Azure Cloud Services.

Module 2: Microsoft Endpoint Manager: CoManagement:
This module explains how to take advantage of Cloud functionality to co-manage Windows 10 devices using Intune, Azure and Configuration Manager. Provides a bridge from traditional to modern management and gives you a path to make the transition using a phased approach.

Module 3: Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Autopilot:
Experience Autopilot to provision devices using our modern cloud-based solutions with minimal user interaction instead of maintaining custom images that require a lot of administrative effort.

Module 4: Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Compliance Settings:
This module describes how to use Configuration Manager to assess compliance of settings and configurations. It also discusses how to monitor for drift and remediate non-compliant settings.

Module 5: Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Application Deployment:
This module describes the application model and how an administrator can deploy software transitioning to a state-based user-targeted approach with self-service through the new Software Center. It also covers modern app management through conversion and deployment of MSIX applications and Win32 Apps through Intune

Module 6: Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Monitoring and Advanced Techniques:
This module demonstrates how to monitor the health of Configuration Manager and how to do basic troubleshooting on Configuration Manager server and client issues

Module 7: Desktop Analytics: This module demonstrates the prerequisites and configuration steps to enable Desktop Analytics as cloud-based service that integrates with Configuration Manager. It shows how to use the features to make more informed decisions about the update readiness of your Windows clients by combining data from your organization with data aggregated from millions of devices connected to Microsoft cloud services.

Module 8: CMPivot:
This module describes the CMPivot feature, prerequisites, UI, and how the feature works, assisted with demonstrations on executing real-time queries with client data. The module also includes a brief introduction of Kusto query language used in CMPivot, and possible use case scenarios through Hands-on Labs.