Select the collection to which you want to add this device. Add selected itemsĪdd selected items to existing device collection: Opens the Select Collection dialog box. You can import multiple computers using a file, or specify information for a single computer. Launch the Import Computer Information Wizard to import new computer information into the Configuration Manager database.
You can also right-click the device.Ĭonfigure the associations between users and devices, so you can efficiently deploy software to users.įor more information, see Link users and devices with user device affinity. Select one or more devices, and then select one of these client management tasks from the ribbon. In the Configuration Manager console, go to the Assets and Compliance workspace, and select the Devices node. Manage clients from the Devices nodeĭepending on the device type, some of these options might not be available. To manage a device from the console, use the Client column in the Devices node to determine whether the client is installed. Mobile devices managed with the Exchange Server connector or on-premises MDM don't install the Configuration Manager client.
This behavior happens if the site discovers a device but the client isn't installed and assigned. After the client assigns to a site, update collection membership, and then refresh the console view.Ī device can also display in the console when the Configuration Manager client isn't installed. Simplifies desktop management, and reduces overall administrative costs while providing the flexibility necessary to meet the diverse needs of the campus environment.If you install the Configuration Manager client, but it hasn't yet successfully assigned to a site, it might not display in the console. SCCM allows administrators to build customized installations of software, operating system images, and configurations that can be repeated across multiple desktop systems or entire labs to which they are administrators. SCCM allows campus administrators to provide their users with operating systems, applications, and updates. The Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) helps administrators manage large groups of Windows-based computer systems.
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