After you migrate an App-V package, you can use the Update Content wizard to change the source path for App-V deployment types. For more about how to update content for a deployment type, see How to manage deployment types in Management tasks for Configuration Manager applications. When you migrate from a System Center Configuration Manager or Configuration Manager current branch source hierarchy, you can migrate objects for the App-V virtual environment in addition to App-V deployment types and applications.
You can migrate advertisements from a supported Configuration Manager source site to the destination hierarchy by using collection-based migration. If you upgrade a client, it retains the history of previously run advertisements to prevent the client from rerunning migrated advertisements. You cannot migrate advertisements for virtual packages. This is an exception to the migration of advertisements.
You can migrate applications from a supported System Center Configuration Manager or Configuration Manager current branch source hierarchy to a destination hierarchy. If you reassign a client from the source hierarchy to the destination hierarchy, the client retains the history of previously installed applications to prevent the client from rerunning a migrated application. You can migrate the criteria for collections from a supported System Center Configuration Manager or Configuration Manager current branch source hierarchy.
For this, you use an object-based migration job. When you migrate a collection, you migrate the rules for the collection and not information about the members of the collection or information or objects related to the members of the collection.
Migration of the collection object is not supported when you migrate from a Configuration Manager source hierarchy.
You can migrate the following operating system deployment objects from a supported source hierarchy:. Operating system images and packages. The source path of boot images is updated to the default image location for the Windows Administrative Installation Kit Windows AIK on the destination site. The following are requirements and limitations to migrating operating system images and packages:.
To successfully migrate image files, the computer account of the SMS Provider server for the destination hierarchy's top-level site must have Read and Write permission to the image source files of the source site's Windows AIK location. When you migrate an operating system installation package, ensure that the configuration of the package on the source site points to the folder that has the WIM file and not to the WIM file itself.
If the installation package points to the WIM file, the migration of the installation package will fail. When you migrate a boot image package from a Configuration Manager source site, the package ID of the package is not maintained in the destination site. The result of this is that clients in the destination hierarchy cannot use boot image packages that are available on shared distribution points.
Task sequences. When you migrate a task sequence that has a reference to a client installation package, that reference is replaced with a reference to the client installation package of the destination hierarchy. When you migrate a task sequence, Configuration Manager might migrate objects that are not required in the destination hierarchy. These objects include boot images and Configuration Manager client installation packages.
Drivers and driver packages. When you migrate driver packages, the computer account of the SMS Provider in the destination hierarchy must have full control to the package source. Uninterpreted configuration items from Configuration Manager source hierarchies aren't supported for migration. You can't migrate or import these configuration items to the destination hierarchy. You can import Configuration Manager Configuration Packs.
The import process automatically converts the configuration packs to be compatible with Configuration Manager current branch. You can migrate boundaries between hierarchies. When you migrate boundaries from Configuration Manager , each boundary from the source site migrates at the same time and is added to a new boundary group that is created in the destination hierarchy. When you migrate boundaries from a System Center Configuration Manager or Configuration Manager current branch hierarchy, each boundary you select is added to a new boundary group in the destination hierarchy.
Each automatically created boundary group is enabled for content location but not for site assignment. This prevents overlapping boundaries for site assignment between the source and destination hierarchies. When you migrate from a Configuration Manager source site, this helps prevent new Configuration Manager clients that install from incorrectly assigning to the destination hierarchy.
By default, Configuration Manager current branch clients do not automatically assign to Configuration Manager sites. During migration, if you share a distribution point with the destination hierarchy, any boundaries that are associated with that distribution automatically migrate to the destination hierarchy.
In the destination hierarchy, migration creates a new read-only boundary group for each shared distribution point. SCCM has been released on April 5th, Thank you current branch naming.
SCCM is a baseline version. You must run the opt-in script to see it appear in the console. Keeping your infrastructure up to date is essential and recommended. You will benefit from the new features and fixes, which some of them can apply to your environment. SCCM includes an incredible amount of new features and enhancements in the site infrastructure, content management, client management, co-management, application management, operating system deployment, software updates, reporting, and configuration manager console.
This release is packed with interesting features to try. Ensure to apply this update before you fall into an unsupported SCCM version. Read about the support end date of the prior version of the following Technet article. Older SCCM version was giving a warning during the Prerequisite check but is giving an error that prevents the installation from continuing.
Downloading and installing this update is done entirely from the console. After the CAS upgrade, you can begin the upgrade of each child site. Before launching the update, we recommend launching the prerequisite check first. To see the prerequisite checklist, see the Microsoft Documentation.
We are now ready to launch the SCCM update. At this point, plan about 45 minutes to install the update. Unfortunately, the status is not updated in real-time. Use the Refresh button to update the view. As a previous update, the console has an auto-update feature.
At the console opening, if you are not running the latest version, you will receive a warning and the update will start automatically.
After setup is completed, verify the build number of the console. If the console upgrade was successful, the build number will be and the version is now Version Notice the new Endpoint Configuration Manager branding!
The client version will be updated to 5. Boot images will automatically update during setup.
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