What's going on guys, it is Bernardo and today is all about upgrading your SCCM to 2107 So let's get
right into it. Alright so I have my SCCM console up and running, I am going to click on that file
tab and I'm going to click on About Configuration Manager, and it's gonna take me here.
I am currently running version 2103 Okay, now the next step that we need to do is get our hands on
the early update ring 2107 I'm going to select it, right click on it and run it as an administrator,
you're going to get this dialog box and I'm going to click OK, and you're done.
Extraction is completed, and click OK. What it does is basically drops a PowerShell script.
So I'm going to click on the Start menu I'm going to type in Windows PowerShell,
and I'm going to right click on the Windows PowerShell ISE and run it as an administrator
and it's going to start loading up once it loads up we need to open that file. So that
file was actually dropped inside the downloads folder. So I'm going to select it and open it up.
Make sure you take a look at it. And once you're done, click on that power button to run it.
And it's going to ask for your site server. Now for the site server I like to enter the
full qualified domain name. And once you're done hit enter. And if everything works well you should
get the command completed successfully. Once you do that we're going to open up your SCCM console,
we're going to go inside administration. Go inside, updates, and servicing and then
click on Check for Updates, you're going to get this nice little dialog box so just click OK,
and give it some time eventually Configuration Manager 2107 should pop up and it should say,
downloading which is a good thing once it's done downloading you're going to get ready to
install so we're going to select it, right click on it and you have two options now I'm going to
automatically install the update pack because it does check for the prerequisites during
the installation part so we're going to pick that we are definitely going to click on next.
You're able to pick whatever features you want to include during the upgrade,
click next here. I'm going to leave it as the default. Click Next. Accept the license terms,
click Next. And from here, I'm not going to do a cloud attach so I'm going to basically
check off these two options, and click on Next, a nice little summary. Next, and it's going to start
doing its thing and eventually you're going to get a green checkmark which is always a good thing,
right click on Close. And underneath the state column, it should say, installing. Now,
give you some time it should change to checking for prerequisites, which is a good thing. If you
select the configuration manager 2107 And then you go to the lower right hand side where it says
show status, you're going to click on that, and it's going to take you here, you're going
to basically select this status, right click on it, and then click on Show status, and it's
going to give you a nice little bird's eye view of what's happening during the upgrade process. Now,
when you come back underneath the state column, it should say, installing, which is always a good
thing. Now this process for me took a long time, so I left it be. When I came back the next day,
I received this nice little warning banner, and it basically said there's a, you know, a new version
that needs to, you know, install into your server. So if you click on install the new console version
what's going to happen is everything is going to close you're going to get this dialog box
that is downloading the files, eventually you're going to get this. And if everything works well,
your console your configuration manager console is going to launch up automatically
and then take you here. Awesome. Now if you click on the File tab and then go into
about configuration manager is going to show you that you are in the latest version which is 2107.
Now, if you go inside software overview app management, and then go inside packages, make
sure that your package your client packages are up to date just select one, and at the very bottom it
should show you a content status. Now I have a red and a green. And the reason why is because
I have two DP within my infrastructure. And one of the DP right now is like offline, next thing that
you could do is go inside administration sites, and then click on your site, and we are going
to basically pick on hierarchy settings, and it's going to take you here, and the tab that we would
like to go into would be the client upgrade if you want your clients within your infrastructure to
automatically be upgraded I advise you to check that option for me I don't have that so that
means I have to push it manually to update the clients within my environment and that's it guys,
hopefully you guys enjoyed this video and I catch you guys on the next one. Peace out.