- Deskcnc tool change token install#
- Deskcnc tool change token update#
- Deskcnc tool change token registration#
Include the client installation parameter: /regtoken.
Deskcnc tool change token install#
Install the Configuration Manager client on an internet-based device.
Deskcnc tool change token registration#
For more information, see Bulk registration token tool usage.Ĭopy the token and save it in a secure location. For example, BulkRegistrationTokenTool.exe /new. Create a new token with the /new parameter. Run the tool from the \bin\X64 folder of the Configuration Manager installation directory on the site server: BulkRegistrationTokenTool.exe. Open a command prompt as an administrator. Sign in to the top-level site server in the hierarchy with local administrator privileges. To create a bulk registration token for use during client installation on internet-based devices, complete the following actions: Beyond the initial registration, the client doesn't use or store the bulk registration token. The client then uses its authentication token for all communication with the site while it's on the internet. This initial communication is long enough for the site to issue the client its own, unique client authentication token. The bulk registration token enables the client to initially install and communicate with the site. The site enables this behavior by default.ĭon't confuse bulk registration tokens with those that Configuration Manager issues to individual clients. When the client roams onto the internet, to communicate with the CMG it pairs its self-signed certificate with the management point-issued token. The management point gives the client a unique token that shows it's using a self-signed certificate.
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Client registration typically happens right after installation.
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This method requires the client to first register with the management point on the internal network. For more information, see About client settings: Cloud services. Even with a site token, clients can't communicate with a CMG if client settings don't allow it. Make sure to Enable clients to use a cloud management gateway in the Cloud services group of client settings. For more information, see Install and register the client using Azure AD identity. It also enables both device and user scenarios whether the device is on the internet or connected to the internal network. Internet-based devices can use Azure AD to authenticate with Configuration Manager. Microsoft recommends joining devices to Azure AD. These methods only support device-centric management scenarios. This feature is available for any supported client OS version. The Configuration Manager client together with the management point manage this token, so there's no OS version dependency. If necessary, make sure you promote the new client version to production.Ĭlients initially register for these tokens using one of the following two methods: The complete scenario isn't functional until the client version is also the latest.
Deskcnc tool change token update#
To take full advantage of this feature, after you update the site, also update clients to the latest version. To overcome these challenges, Configuration Manager extends its device support by issuing its own authentication tokens to devices. This certificate requirement can be challenging to provision on internet-based clients that don't often connect to the internal network, aren't able to join Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), and don't have a method to install a PKI-issued certificate. The cloud management gateway (CMG) supports many types of clients, but even with Enhanced HTTP, these clients require a client authentication certificate.
Applies to: Configuration Manager (current branch)