Superflows are pumped up flowcharts to help admins follow a proceedure or course inside of Configuration Manager 2007.
Main Linkhttp://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff385001.aspx
SuperFlow for Creating SQL Server Reporting Services Report Models in Configuration Manager 2007
SuperFlow for Configuring Software Updates
Software Update Deployment SuperFlow
Software Updates Synchronization SuperFlow
It is the hope of the community and Microsoft that these will help you understand/implement/and deploy ConfigMgr better.
SMS/SCCM, Beyond Application Deployment is a blog by Matthew Hudson covering SMS 2003, SCCM 2007, 2012 and beyond package deployment. Here you will find hints, tips, and tricks to help with managing your infrastructure. It will focus mainly on Reg files, Batch, VbScript, WMI, and possibly other methods.
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
Thursday, April 30, 2009
MMS 2009
Well like many ConfigMgr people I am here in Las Vegas at MMS 2009. If you went to the SuperFlow sessions by Steve K then you heard about the newest superflows and when you can expect to see them. He also talked about the MVPs and the superflows they are creating. I have been working for about 4 to 5 weeks with some of the Docs people to setup the outline for a Native Mode Superflow. It might just be the most complex and biggest superflow. To release a good version we scale down what is publised in the first revision. It could take 2 or 3 to have everything published and linked. It think it will provide a great deal of insite to native mode deployment. I personally didn't find native mode very hard to deploy and the benifits are GREAT!!!!
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