Technical Preview 1. Microsoft Docs System Center Configuration Manager Technical PreviewApplies to System Center Configuration Manager Technical PreviewSystem Center Configuration Manager Technical Preview 1. This article introduces the features that are available in the Technical Preview for System Center Configuration Manager, version 1. Configuration Manager Technical Preview You can install this version to update and add new capabilities to your Configuration Manager technical preview site. Technical Preview System Center Configuration Manager Technical PreviewTechnical Preview Technical Preview Before installing this version of the technical preview, review Technical Preview for System Center Configuration Manager to become familiar with general requirements and limitations for using a technical preview, how to update between versions, and how to provide feedback about the features in a technical preview. Technical Preview Known Issues in this Technical Preview Technical Preview Move distribution point The options in the console to move a distribution point between sites cannot be used with this release due to the technical preview limit of a single primary site. Device compliance settings You might experience opposite behavior when using the two of the new device compliance settings USB Block USB debugging on deviceBlock apps from unknown sources USB true USB For example, if admins set Block USB debugging on device to true, all devices that dont have USB debugging enabled are marked as non compliant. The following are new features you can try out with this version. Chain Link Fence Installation Tension Wire Decks more. Improved boundary groups for software update pointsThis release includes improvements for how software update points work with boundary groups. The following summarizes the new fallback behavior 1. Fallback for software update points now uses a configurable time for fallback to neighbor boundary groups, with a minimum time of 1. Independent of the fallback configuration, a client attempts to reach the last software update point it used for 1. After failing to reach that server for 1. All software update points in the clients current boundary group are added to the clients pool immediately. Because a client tries to use its original server for 1. If fallback to a neighbor group is configured for the minimum of 1. After failing to reach its original server for two hours, the client switches to a shorter cycle for contacting a new software update point. This means if a client fails to connect with a new server, it quickly selects the next server from its pool of available servers and attempts to contact that one. This cycle continues until the client connects to a software update point it can use. Until the client finds a software update point, additional servers are added to pool of available servers when the fallback time for each neighbor boundary group is met. Current Branch For more information, see software update points in the Boundary Groups topic for the Current Branch. Site server role high availability Configuration Manager High availability for the site server role is a Configuration Manager based solution to install an additional primary site server in Passive mode. The passive mode site server is in addition to your existing primary site server that is in Active mode. A passive mode site server is available for immediate use, when needed. A primary site server in passive mode Uses the same site database as your active site server. Receives a copy of the active site servers content library, which is then kept in synch. Does not write data to the site database so long as it is in passive mode. Does not support installation or removal of optional site system roles so long as it is in passive mode. To make the passive mode site server your active mode site server, you manually promote it. This switches the active site server to be the passive site server. The site system roles that are available on the original active mode server remain available so long as that computer is accessible. Only the site server role is switched between active and passive mode. To install a passive mode site server, you use the Create Site System Server Wizard to configure a new site server with a Type of Primary site server and a Mode of Passive. Configuration Manager The wizard then runs Configuration Manager Setup on the specified server to install the new site server in passive mode. After installation is complete, the active mode site server keeps the passive mode site server and its content library in sync with changes or configurations that you make to the active site server. 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