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1. SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 HOW TO
2. SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 UPDATE
3. SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 CODE
4. SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 LICENSE

scepinstall.exe – This is the installer of the “new” SCEP client.On the \Microsoft Configuration Manager\Client –location there are now two extra files: The nice part about the integration is that the installation files are now part of the ConfigrMgr client package (source). On the Microsoft Active Protection Service page select whether or not you want to join the Microsoft Active Protection Service and click Next.

SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 LICENSE

On the Endpoint Protection page select I accept the Endpoint Protection license terms and click Next. On the System Role Selection page select Endpoint Protection point and click Next.

SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 CODE

On the General page Browse to the specific Site Server, select the Site Code and click Next. Go to Administration > Site Configuration > Sites and select Add Site System Roles in the ribon.

SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 HOW TO

In this post I will show how to install the Endpoint Protection point and at the end some of the nicest/ biggest changes, so enjoy! I also mentioned before that I’m not really the “step-by-step guide maker”, but in some cases there are exceptions and this is another one of these cases. During the beta’s it was already clear that Microsoft was going to change something about the integration of ConfigMgr 2012 and FEP 2012, and they did! They removed the Endpoint Protection from the Forefront –family and fully integrated it with ConfigMgr 2012! This post will be about the new Endpoint Protection point in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager.

SYSTEM CENTER ENDPOINT PROTECTION 2012 UPDATE

It all (including Endpoint Protection) now starts with System Center 2012! I first saw the issue occur with Update for System Center Endpoint Protection 2012 Client 4.9.218.0 (KB3106514) and now again with version 4.9.219.0 (KB3153224 I tried a fresh install of Windows 7 Pro and let SCCM do its thing.

Besides some small changes, they also slightly changed the name of the products in the System Center –family. System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection is built on Configuration Manager, creating a single infrastructure for deploying and managing endpoint protection.

System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection integrates with Configuration Manager to provide a single view into the compliance and security of your client systems through aggregated antimalware, patching, inventory, and usage information.Last week there was finally another update on ConfigMgr 2012. Improved Visibility for Identifying and Remediating Vulnerabilities.It has been highly ranked in independent third-party tests, such as those by AV-Comparatives and VirusBulletin, with special distinction for its low false positive rate. The engine protects against both known and unknown threats with a combination of highly accurate signatures and behavioral detection techniques. System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection uses the same industry-leading antimalware engine as Microsoft Security Essentials to protect your employees against the latest malware and rootkits. The shared infrastructure also provides the enterprise-scale performance of Configuration Manager, making deployment and configuration faster and easier for even the largest organizations. The convergence of client management and security eliminates the expense of purchasing and maintaining separate solutions by allowing you to remove existing endpoint protection solutions and repurpose those resources elsewhere. This is a new setup, and Endpoint Protection is deploying correctly to all client machines, but will not deploy to servers (I have a test group so I can control exclusions). System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection is built on Configuration Manager, creating a single infrastructure for deploying and managing endpoint protection. The System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection client is unable to deploy to Server 2008 R2 (I have not tried server 2012 yet). Single Infrastructure for Client Management and Security.System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection delivers the following benefits: The unified infrastructure also provides improved visibility into the security and compliance of your client systems. Microsoft System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection (previously known as Forefront Endpoint Protection 2010) allows you to consolidate desktop security and management in a single solution.īuilt on System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, System Center 2012 Endpoint Protection provides a single, integrated platform that reduces your IT management and operating costs, in many cases using your existing client management infrastructure to deploy and manage your endpoint protection. Security and management have traditionally existed as two separate disciplines, yet both play a central role in keeping your users safe and productive.