Which ConfigMgr 2012 functions rely on the Active Directory Schema Extensions?
Which ConfigMgr 2012 functions rely on the Active Directory Schema Extensions?
Do I have to extend the Schema for ConfigMgr 2012?
Do I have to extend the Schema for ConfigMgr 2012?
Why should I extend the Active Directory Schema for SCCM 2012?
Why should I extend the Active Directory Schema for SCCM 2012? This post details the many benefits you gain by extending the Active Directory (AD), Schema for ConfigMgr 2012.
Will the ConfigMgr 2012 Schema Extensions interfere with existing ConfigMgr 2007 Sites and/ or Clients?
Will the ConfigMgr 2012 Schema Extensions interfere with existing ConfigMgr 2007 Sites and/ or Clients?
Which Active Directory Domain Functional levels are supported by ConfigMgr 2012?
Which Active Directory Domain Functional levels are supported by ConfigMgr 2012?
Does ConfigMgr 2012 support Single Label Domains?
Does ConfigMgr 2012 support Single Label Domains?
Can I install ConfigMgr 2012 Site Systems and Clients in a Domain with a Disjointed namespace?
Can I install ConfigMgr 2012 Site Systems and Clients in a Domain with a Disjointed namespace?
Do the ConfigMgr 2012 Schema Extensions vary between ConfigMgr 2012 versions?
Do the ConfigMgr 2012 Schema Extensions vary between ConfigMgr 2012 versions?
Have the ConfigMgr 2012 Schema Extensions changed from ConfigMgr 2007?
Have the ConfigMgr 2012 Schema Extensions changed from ConfigMgr 2007?
Do I have to extend the Schema for ConfigMgr 2012 before I install ConfigMgr?
Do I have to extend the Schema for ConfigMgr 2012 before I install ConfigMgr?