Hi all. I'm trying to find an implementation plan 'template' for SMS. We're planning to deploy SMS to about 300 pc's over multiple physical locations. We are going to first deploy to a lab environment, then the full complement of PC's. We need an implementation plan which will detail all of these steps for deployment. Thanks, all!
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SMS Implementation plan
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We too are getting ready to deploy SMS (1000 PCs) and a "template", as you put it, would be great! I've been reading for hours and I don't feel anymore comfortable about getting it up and running anytime soon than I did before I started reading. =( Anyone?
Thanks,
Jay
Thanks,
Jay
What's up Joel and another guy!
I attended the SMS 2003 rollout presentation and viewed
the webcast for SMS implementation.
We've partially rolled it out at my present location and
ran a complete 3 tier solution with another employer.
SMS runs flawlessly when properly implemented. I'm now
using the advanced client which is the bigest change from
2.0 to 2003.
Here's a link you can read and also view the webcast which
adresses the microsofts best practices for SMS
implementation in your enterprise.
As for setting thigs up in a lab, that's the way to go
when platform and environment issues are a concern.
I attended the SMS 2003 rollout presentation and viewed
the webcast for SMS implementation.
We've partially rolled it out at my present location and
ran a complete 3 tier solution with another employer.
SMS runs flawlessly when properly implemented. I'm now
using the advanced client which is the bigest change from
2.0 to 2003.
Here's a link you can read and also view the webcast which
adresses the microsofts best practices for SMS
implementation in your enterprise.
As for setting thigs up in a lab, that's the way to go
when platform and environment issues are a concern.
What's up Joel and another guy!
I attended the SMS 2003 rollout presentation and viewed
the webcast for SMS implementation.
We've partially rolled it out at my present location and
ran a complete 3 tier solution with another employer.
SMS runs flawlessly when properly implemented. I'm now
using the advanced client which is the bigest change from
2.0 to 2003.
Here's a link you can read and also view the webcast which
adresses the microsofts best practices for SMS
implementation in your enterprise.
As for setting thigs up in a lab, that's the way to go
when platform and environment issues are a concern.
Okay I almost forgot to add the link sorry
I attended the SMS 2003 rollout presentation and viewed
the webcast for SMS implementation.
We've partially rolled it out at my present location and
ran a complete 3 tier solution with another employer.
SMS runs flawlessly when properly implemented. I'm now
using the advanced client which is the bigest change from
2.0 to 2003.
Here's a link you can read and also view the webcast which
adresses the microsofts best practices for SMS
implementation in your enterprise.
As for setting thigs up in a lab, that's the way to go
when platform and environment issues are a concern.
Okay I almost forgot to add the link sorry
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