Supported configurations for Configuration Manager
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Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)
As an on-premises solution, Configuration Manager makes use of your servers, clients, network configurations, and other products like Microsoft Intune, SQL Server, and Azure.
This information can help you identify key configurations, requirements, and limitations. Use it to plan, deploy, and maintain a functional Configuration Manager deployment. This information is specific to the infrastructure for Configuration Manager sites, hierarchies, and managed devices.
When a Configuration Manager feature or capability requires more specific configurations, see the feature-specific documentation. It's supplemental to the more general configuration details.
The products and technologies described in these articles are supported by Configuration Manager. However, their inclusion in this content doesn't imply an extension of support for any product beyond that product's individual support lifecycle. Products that are beyond their support lifecycle aren't supported for use with Configuration Manager. This statement includes any products that are covered under the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. For more information about Extended Security Updates in Configuration Manager, see Supported OS versions for clients and devices for Configuration Manager.
Products and product versions that aren't listed in these articles aren't supported with Configuration Manager unless they're announced on the Configuration Manager blog. The content on this blog may precede an update to this documentation.
Site and site system prerequisites: Learn about required configurations on a Windows Server to support different site types and site system roles.
Support for the Windows ADK: Learn about the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK) version that are supported with Configuration Manager current branch for OS deployment.
Support for SQL Server versions: Learn about which versions of SQL Server can host the site database and reporting database. It also includes required and optional configurations that you can use with SQL Server.
High-availability options: Learn about the options you can implement when designing your environment to help maintain a high level of available service for Configuration Manager.
Support for Active Directory domains: Learn about the supported Active Directory domain configurations that Configuration Manager requires and supports.
Support for Windows features and networks: Learn about supported Windows technologies and limitations for use with Configuration Manager. For example, Windows BranchCache and data deduplication.
Use the following articles to understand Configuration Manager size, scale, and performance:
Size and scale numbers: Learn about how many sites, roles per site, and clients are supported in different hierarchy designs.
Recommended hardware: Learn about guidelines that can help you identify the right hardware and configurations to host your Configuration Manager sites and key services.
Плануйте та виконуйте стратегію розгортання кінцевих точок, використовуючи основні елементи сучасного керування, підходів до спільного керування та інтеграції Microsoft Intune.