Is it necessary to separate SCCM, SUP, and WSUS roles
I ran a test setup with at my company where I deployed SCCM to one of our VMs, but I never used our WSUS server, nor did we have a SUP server.
Just how crucial is it that these three remain separate? In my test setup, I had our DP on the Primary Site server as well, should I keep these things on separate VMs? We have roughly a 100 users and plan on using OS deployments, Software deployments, asset monitoring, Windows Updates, and Software Updates.
I ask because I'm now deploying SCCM 2019, and want to know if I should separate these server roles or consolidate them to their own VMs.
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I ran a test setup with at my company where I deployed SCCM to one of our VMs, but I never used our WSUS server, nor did we have a SUP server.
Just how crucial is it that these three remain separate? In my test setup, I had our DP on the Primary Site server as well, should I keep these things on separate VMs? We have roughly a 100 users and plan on using OS deployments, Software deployments, asset monitoring, Windows Updates, and Software Updates.
I ask because I'm now deploying SCCM 2019, and want to know if I should separate these server roles or consolidate them to their own VMs.
wsus sccm
asked Jan 7 at 19:50
SavvySavvy
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migrated from superuser.com Jan 7 at 20:01
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Let me know if this needs more info or clarification, I'm in the middle of helping 3 users while trying to get this all nailed down lol
– AJ Lowe
Jan 7 at 19:51
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I ran a test setup with at my company where I deployed SCCM to one of our VMs, but I never used our WSUS server, nor did we have a SUP server.
Just how crucial is it that these three remain separate? In my test setup, I had our DP on the Primary Site server as well, should I keep these things on separate VMs? We have roughly a 100 users and plan on using OS deployments, Software deployments, asset monitoring, Windows Updates, and Software Updates.
I ask because I'm now deploying SCCM 2019, and want to know if I should separate these server roles or consolidate them to their own VMs.
wsus sccm
asked Jan 7 at 19:50
SavvySavvy
11
I ran a test setup with at my company where I deployed SCCM to one of our VMs, but I never used our WSUS server, nor did we have a SUP server.
Just how crucial is it that these three remain separate? In my test setup, I had our DP on the Primary Site server as well, should I keep these things on separate VMs? We have roughly a 100 users and plan on using OS deployments, Software deployments, asset monitoring, Windows Updates, and Software Updates.
I ask because I'm now deploying SCCM 2019, and want to know if I should separate these server roles or consolidate them to their own VMs.
wsus sccm
wsus sccm
asked Jan 7 at 19:50
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asked Jan 7 at 19:50
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asked Jan 7 at 19:50
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asked Jan 7 at 19:50
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asked Jan 7 at 19:50
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migrated from superuser.com Jan 7 at 20:01
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migrated from superuser.com Jan 7 at 20:01
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Let me know if this needs more info or clarification, I'm in the middle of helping 3 users while trying to get this all nailed down lol
– AJ Lowe
Jan 7 at 19:51
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Let me know if this needs more info or clarification, I'm in the middle of helping 3 users while trying to get this all nailed down lol
– AJ Lowe
Jan 7 at 19:51
Let me know if this needs more info or clarification, I'm in the middle of helping 3 users while trying to get this all nailed down lol
– AJ Lowe
Jan 7 at 19:51
Let me know if this needs more info or clarification, I'm in the middle of helping 3 users while trying to get this all nailed down lol
– AJ Lowe
Jan 7 at 19:51
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for a <100.000 client scenario you really don't need to worry.
WSUS and a Primary Site run perfectly together on one host. The SUP (Softer Update Point) is just a SCCM role.
You basically can choose between these two layouts:
One VM
- With SCCM Primary Site
- With SUP role
- With WSUS
Two VMs
- VM one with:
- SCCM Primary Site
- VM two with:
- SCCM Site Server role
- SCCM SUP role
- WSUS role
If you want to learn more head over to MS Technet, this topic is actually very well described and documented: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/system-center/system-center-2012-R2/hh846235(v=technet.10)
Another very good resource is: https://www.prajwaldesai.com/sccm/
answered Jan 26 at 14:26
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for a <100.000 client scenario you really don't need to worry.
WSUS and a Primary Site run perfectly together on one host. The SUP (Softer Update Point) is just a SCCM role.
You basically can choose between these two layouts:
One VM
- With SCCM Primary Site
- With SUP role
- With WSUS
Two VMs
- VM one with:
- SCCM Primary Site
- VM two with:
- SCCM Site Server role
- SCCM SUP role
- WSUS role
If you want to learn more head over to MS Technet, this topic is actually very well described and documented: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/system-center/system-center-2012-R2/hh846235(v=technet.10)
Another very good resource is: https://www.prajwaldesai.com/sccm/
answered Jan 26 at 14:26
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for a <100.000 client scenario you really don't need to worry.
WSUS and a Primary Site run perfectly together on one host. The SUP (Softer Update Point) is just a SCCM role.
You basically can choose between these two layouts:
One VM
- With SCCM Primary Site
- With SUP role
- With WSUS
Two VMs
- VM one with:
- SCCM Primary Site
- VM two with:
- SCCM Site Server role
- SCCM SUP role
- WSUS role
If you want to learn more head over to MS Technet, this topic is actually very well described and documented: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/system-center/system-center-2012-R2/hh846235(v=technet.10)
Another very good resource is: https://www.prajwaldesai.com/sccm/
answered Jan 26 at 14:26
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for a <100.000 client scenario you really don't need to worry.
WSUS and a Primary Site run perfectly together on one host. The SUP (Softer Update Point) is just a SCCM role.
You basically can choose between these two layouts:
One VM
- With SCCM Primary Site
- With SUP role
- With WSUS
Two VMs
- VM one with:
- SCCM Primary Site
- VM two with:
- SCCM Site Server role
- SCCM SUP role
- WSUS role
If you want to learn more head over to MS Technet, this topic is actually very well described and documented: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/system-center/system-center-2012-R2/hh846235(v=technet.10)
Another very good resource is: https://www.prajwaldesai.com/sccm/
answered Jan 26 at 14:26
user2407464user2407464
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for a <100.000 client scenario you really don't need to worry.
WSUS and a Primary Site run perfectly together on one host. The SUP (Softer Update Point) is just a SCCM role.
You basically can choose between these two layouts:
One VM
- With SCCM Primary Site
- With SUP role
- With WSUS
Two VMs
- VM one with:
- SCCM Primary Site
- VM two with:
- SCCM Site Server role
- SCCM SUP role
- WSUS role
If you want to learn more head over to MS Technet, this topic is actually very well described and documented: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/system-center/system-center-2012-R2/hh846235(v=technet.10)
Another very good resource is: https://www.prajwaldesai.com/sccm/
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Let me know if this needs more info or clarification, I'm in the middle of helping 3 users while trying to get this all nailed down lol
– AJ Lowe
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