migration sccm os 2012 4r version 2203 to os 2022 and version 2403

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migration sccm os 2012 4r version 2203 to os 2022 and version 2403

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  1. XinGuo-MSFT 15,781 Reputation points
    2024-05-27T06:59:19.84+00:00

    For SCCM version 2403, the supported SQL Server versions are SQL 2017, SQL 2019, and SQL 20221. Please ensure that you’re running a 64-bit version of SQL Server to host the site database2.

    As for the Operating System, starting from SCCM version 2403, Windows Server 2012/2012 R2 operating system site system roles are not supported345. Therefore, it’s essential to upgrade your operating system to a newer version before attempting the SCCM upgrade5.


    Here are the general steps for migrating SCCM:

    Plan for Migration: Familiarize yourself with sites and hierarchies in Configuration Manager1. Install a Configuration Manager current branch hierarchy to be the destination hierarchy before you migrate data from a supported source hierarchy1.

    Set Up Management Features: Set up the management features and functions that you want to use in your destination hierarchy before you start to migrate data1.

    Plan for Overlap: Plan for overlap between the source hierarchy and your destination hierarchy1. Assign each new client in the destination hierarchy to a specific site in that hierarchy instead of using automatic site assignment1.

    Migration Planning: Use the following articles to help you plan how to migrate a supported source hierarchy to a Configuration Manager destination hierarchy1:

    Please note that these are general steps, and the exact process may vary based on your specific environment and needs.

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