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Step-by-Step Guide Configuration Manager Site Recovery

Published November 28, 2024
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Step-by-Step Guide Configuration Manager Site Recovery: Restoring Your Configuration Manager Infrastructure. In this post, we make the SCCM site recover. Sometimes you need to restore your SCCM, I show you how.

1. For the recovery process you must prepare the “SCCM server“, and “SQL server” and restore to SQL “SCCM Databases“. (NO DB, NO RECOVERY);

2. Start SCCM installation;

3. Click “Install“;

4. Click the “Next” button;

5. Select the option “Recover a site” and click the “Next” button;

6. Choose the best option for your situation, click the “Next” button (I choose “Use a site database that has been manually recovered“);

7. Click the “Next” button (if you don’t have an SCCM hierarchy);

8. Enter the license key or install the evaluation version, and click the “Next” button;

9. Read and accept “Licenses“, and click the “Next” button;

10. Download or use early downloaded “prerequisite files” (by clicking the “Next” button);

11. Check the information and click the “Next” button;

12. Enter “SQL server” and “SQL instance“, where you restore DBs;

13. Choose a location for data and logs, and click the “Next” button;

14. Click the “Next” button;

15. Check the “Summary” information and click the “Next” button;

16. After “Prerequisite check” click “Begin Install” to start recovering;

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