Resources Managed by Parent Sites

Once you create a Configuration Manager 2007 hierarchy by parent and child sites, you be in possession of the ability to manage the suckling sites from the parent sites. When a figure item is created at a father site, such as a new crowd, it can be seen in understand-only form on the child station(s) but cannot be modified. These objects arise in the Configuration Manager console by lock symbols to represent that they are practise ~ing-only. This allows administrators at baby sites to see an overall view of the hierarchy without giving them the cleverness to change objects that werecreated atop of. They can, however, create objects at their allow sites to manage different resources at that locality and below. Most of these objects, however, do not get sent up to the parent site(s) and must be managed at the locality where they were created. For exemplification, if a collection is created at a baby site, it is not viewable at its parent site and must be managed at the nursling site. Exceptions to this rule are made at the time talking about boundaries. Boundaries created at child sites are adroit to be managed at their parent sites but boundaries created at parent sites cannot be seen or managed at infant sites. We'll talk more with reference to boundaries later in this chapter.

Larger environments typically employ multiple subnets leading one into the other by various types of links of the like kind as high-speed fiber optic connections, close wireless connections, slow ISDN or T1 connections, or fair VPN connections across dialup networks. Each of these subnets (or networks) ability have as few as a twelve clients (such as a branch locality) up to thousands of clients (like at a in~d office). These networks might be designed to disjoined geographic locations, work functions, wireless connections, or other reasons not listed in the present life. 

Manager allows you to identify harvested land network that exists in your organizing so that you can define which actions clients will take when connecting from common of these networks.

Larger environments typically employ multiple subnets joined by various types of links of that kind as high-speed fiber optic connections, recklessly wireless connections, slow ISDN or T1 connections, or uniform VPN connections across dialup networks. Each of these subnets (or networks) puissance have as few as a dozen clients (such as a branch locating) up to thousands of clients (like at a corporate office). These networks might be designed to disconnected geographic locations, work functions, wireless connections, or other reasons not listed to this place. 

Manager allows you to identify both network that exists in your constitution so that you can define the sort of actions clients will take when connecting from person of these networks.