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In this part of SCCM 2012 and SCCM 1511 blog series, we will describe how to perform an SCCM Service Connection Point Installation. The Service Connection Point is a new site system role that serves several important functions for the SCCM hierarchy.
It might affect how you configure this site system role:
- Manage mobile devices with Microsoft Intune– This role replaces the Windows Intune connector used by previous versions of SCCM, and can be configured with your Intune subscription details
- Manage mobile devices with on-premises MDM– This role provides support for on-premises devices you manage that do not connect to the Internet
- Upload usage data from your Configuration Manager infrastructure– You can control the level or amount of detail you upload
- Download updates that apply to your Configuration Manager infrastructure – Only relevant updates for your infrastructure are made available, based on usage data you upload
Site System Role Placement in Hierarchy
Each hierarchy supports a single instance of this role. The site system role can only be installed at the top-tier site of your hierarchy (On a Central Administration Site or a stand-alone Primary Site).
SCCM Service Connection Point Installation
The SCCM 1511 installation or upgrade wizard will ask to install the Service Connection Point. If you select to skip the role installation, you can manually add it to SCCM using the following steps.
- Go to Administration / Site Configuration / Servers and Site System Roles
- Right click the Site System you wish to add the role
- Click Add Site System Role in the Ribbon
- On the General tab, click Next
- On the Proxy tab, click Next
- On the Site System Role tab, select Service Connection Point and click Next
- On the Service Connection Mode, select the desired option :
- In Online mode, the Service Connection Point automatically downloads updates that are available for your current infrastructure and product version, making them available in the SCCM console
- In Offline mode, the Service Connection Point does not connect to the Microsoft cloud service and you must manually use the service connection tool when your Service Connection Point is in Offline mode to import available updates
- On the Summary screen, wait for the setup to complete and close the wizard
Verification and Logs files
- ConnectorSetup.log –Information about role installation and that the Service Connection Point was created successfully
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hi friend,
I have deployed sccm 2016 but but service connection port not showing up in server and site system role.
is anyone have idea about that. I am new in SCCM.
I can’t install the Service Connection Point it doesnt show on the “On the Site System Role tab” and of course is not installated yet
So i dont have the tab in Administration > Cloud Services > Update …
My version of SCCM > SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 – CU4 5.0.8239.1501
have any clues about this ?
Thanks
@ Ravinder
Still waiting for it to appear in my console too. I’m on 1710 (5.00.8577.1115)…
SCCM 1802 is still in Fast Ring. You need to run this script to see it in your console. https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/ConfigMgr-1802-Enable-4c8c0003
Dear Benoit Lecours,
there is not script for service connection port. is there any other way to find it.
I have SCCM 1706. Is there a way around for 1802 to be populated in Updates and Servicing? It doesn’t show up there.
SCCM 1802 is still in Fast Ring. You need to run this script to see it in your console. https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/ConfigMgr-1802-Enable-4c8c0003
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Is there a way around for 1710 to be populated in Update and Service? It doesn’t show up there.
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