Summary
In this tutorial, Bernardo walks us through the process of enabling SCCM branch cache within your system. This feature is crucial for optimizing network bandwidth and improving the efficiency of content distribution. The guide is straightforward, focusing on configuring settings both on the server and client-side.
Highlights
- 🎯 Enabling the feature in the SCCM server involves accessing the SCCM console and configuring the site system roles.
- 🖱️ Within the SCCM console, navigate to Administration > Site Configuration > Servers and Site System Roles.
- 🔧 Select your server and configure the Distribution Point (DP) by enabling branch cache under its properties.
- ⚙️ Adjust client settings to ensure branch cache is configured properly.
- 📡 Deploy the settings to your workstations by selecting the appropriate collection.
Key Insights
- 🗂️ It's important to customize settings according to your network and system environment. Consulting with network and system administrators can provide the best configuration tailored for your needs.
- 📊 After enabling the branch cache, verify the setup by using PowerShell commands. Successful configuration will result in readable output rather than errors.
- 🔄 The initial cache size may show as zero, but it will change as you deploy applications or operating systems within your environment.
Conclusion
By following this guide, you can efficiently enable and configure SCCM branch cache to enhance your system's performance. This step-by-step process ensures that your network bandwidth is optimized, providing a smoother content distribution experience.
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Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-Nf6lfeChU
