Hi Everyone! My Name is Fabian Scherer, Customer Engineer (CE – formally PFE) at Microsoft Germany for Microsoft Endpoint Manager related topics.   Challenge During the daily challenges at Customer Environments one thing was coming to my mind on every ... continue reading

Hi all – Jeremy here with an interesting case where Windows Server 2016 systems in one of my customer’s enterprise environments couldn’t complete installation of the Latest Cumulative Update (LCU). As a Premier Field Engineer, it’s my responsibility to troubleshoot/diagnose ... continue reading

Overview Endpoint Configuration Manager (Current Branch), supports high availability configurations through various options, which include but are not limited to the following: Any standalone primary site can now have an additional passive mode.* site server Remote content library* SQL Server ... continue reading

Greetings! We're back with another mailbag, this time focusing on your common questions regarding device-based Conditional Access scenarios. We’ve heard from so many of you over the past few months on new challenges you’ve faced keeping your remote workforce secure, ... continue reading

The modern enterprise has an incredible diversity of endpoints accessing their data. This creates a massive attack surface, and as a result, endpoints can easily become the weakest link in your Zero Trust security strategy. Whether a device is a ... continue reading

Hi, Jonas here! Or as we say in the north of Germany: "Moin Moin!"I am a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer (PFE) and a while back (years in fact) I was asked to analyze the update compliance status of a SCCM/ConfigMgr/MECM ... continue reading

Hello Everyone! My name is Christian Wunderlich, Premier Field Engineer (PFE) at Microsoft Germany for Microsoft Endpoint Manager. This blog post will provide you a better understanding on how to manage multilanguage windows 10 deployments. It will focus on how ... continue reading

Over the last few years, I have spoken to customers who are either looking to expand their datacenter into Azure or move their workloads into Azure instead of hosting them on prem. Often the workloads they are looking to host ... continue reading

The native application approval functionality within Microsoft Endpoint Manager, or MEM (which is still often referred to as SCCM, ConfigMgr, and Configuration Manager) originally only allowed defined MEM admins to approve application requests from the Application Catalog and Software Center ... continue reading

The native application approval functionality within Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager, or MECM (which is still often referred to as SCCM, ConfigMgr, and Configuration Manager) originally only allowed defined MECM admins to approve application requests from the Application Catalog and Software ... continue reading