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I Want To Move My Intel Amt-based Computers That I Provisioned With Configuration Manager 2007 To System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. Can I Use The Same Active Directory Security Group, Ou, And Web Server Certificate Template?

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AMT-based computers that were provisioned with Configuration Manager 2007 must have their provisioning data removed before you migrate them to System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, and then provisioned again by System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. Because of functional CHANGES between the versions, the security group, OU, and web server certificate template have different requirements:

  • If you used a security group in Configuration Manager 2007 for 802.1X authentication, you can continue to use this group if it is a universal security group. If it is not a universal group, you must CONVERT it or create a new universal security group for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. The security permissions of Read Members and Write Members for the site server computer account REMAIN the same.
  • The OU can be used without modification. However, System Center 2012 Configuration Manager no longer requires Full Control to this object and all child objects. You can reduce these permissions to Create Computer Objects and Delete Computer Objects on this object only.
  • The web server certificate template from Configuration Manager 2007 cannot be used in System Center 2012 Configuration Manager without modification. This certificate template no longer uses Supply in the request and the site server computer account no longer requires Read and Enroll permissions.

AMT-based computers that were provisioned with Configuration Manager 2007 must have their provisioning data removed before you migrate them to System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, and then provisioned again by System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. Because of functional changes between the versions, the security group, OU, and web server certificate template have different requirements:



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