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Security Compliance Management Toolkit – How to Use the Built-in or Customized Reporting Capabilities of Configuration Manager

Posted By: System | Mar 26th @ 1:12 PM | 3,538 Views | 0 Comments

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The desired configuration management (DCM) feature in Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Service Pack 1 (SP1) includes a reporting feature that allows IT specialists either to use built-in reports or customize reports to meet their needs. This video examines the reporting capabilities of Configuration Manager.

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