MICROSOFT ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING MAP TOOLKIT LAB Dev

MICROSOFT ASSESSMENT AND PLANNING (MAP) TOOLKIT LAB Dev Chaudhari zevenseas India

Introduction to MAP Toolkit • Agentless Automated Multi-Products Quick and easy migration and upgrade planning toolkit. • How it works ? • How does it help you ? • Quick Start for using MAP Toolkit – Installation – Preparing Your Environment – Inventory Your Computers

Lab 1 : Preparing MAP Toolkit for Inventory • Set password for local accounts (UAC disabled) • Configure network access policy • Enable Remote Administration exception (TCP Port 135) – netsh advfirewall set currentprofile settings remotemanagement enable – Computer ConfigurationAdministrative TemplatesNetwork ConnectionsWindows FirewallDomain Profile Windows Firewall: Allow remote administration exception • Enable File and Printer Sharing exception – TCP 139 and 445 and UDP 137 and 138 • Other WMI connectivity information

Lab 2 : Collecting Client Inventory Data • For Collecting Data MAP Toolkit uses WMI, ADDS, SQL Server Commands, VMWare Web Services and SSH • ADDS – Uses LDAP to query computers – 90 Days – 1, 20, 000 Computer Objects per Domain per Run • Windows Networking Protocol – WIN 32 LAN Manager – Workgroups or Windows NT 4. 0 domains – Run on each LAN segment

Lab 2 : Collecting Client Inventory Data • Import Computer Names from a File – Max list up to 1, 20, 000 • Scan an IP Address Range – Scans only 1, 000 IP addresses at a time • Manually Enter Computer Names • System Center Configuration Manager • “ Administrator ” – “ password ” – “ MAP-HOL ”

Lab 3 : Windows 7 Readiness Assessment • Determine if the machines can run Windows 7, and if not, what upgrades are required ? • Use existing database – “ Map. Hol. Db-01 ” • Generate Windows 7 Assessment Reports – File -> Prepare New Reports & Proposals -> Clear All Selection – Select only Windows 7 Hardware Assessment. – View -> Saved Reports and Proposals. • Generate a Generic Inventory Report – Select only H/W, S/W Summary and Machine Inventory Results – View -> Saved Reports and Proposals

Lab 4 : Client Custom Assessment Properties • Use Map. Hol. Db-01 • Custom assessment properties – – – Default Assessment must be completed In Action -> Set Assessments Properties Assessment Properties pop-up dialog – Use Custom Settings Clear “If DVD-ROM not found, flag machine as Not Ready” Click Run Assessment using custom values

Lab 5 : Internet Explorer Migration Assessment • Use Map. Hol. Db-01 • Discover and Readiness -> IE Discovery • Create IE Discovery Report – – File -> Prepare New Report and Proposals Select Reports and Proposals -> Clear All Select IE Discovery View -> Saved Reports and Proposals

Lab 6 : Client Security Assessment • Use Map. Hol. Db-01 • Create Security Assessment Report – – File -> Prepare New Report and Proposals Select Reports and Proposals -> Clear All Select Security Assessment View -> Saved Reports and Proposals

MAP Toolkit Resources • Access MAP Toolkit technical information and download links : http: //www. microsoft. com/map • For how-to videos and case studies, visit the Microsoft Tech. Net MAP Toolkit webpage : http: //go. microsoft. com/fwlink/? Link. Id=199271 • For answers to FAQ about the MAP Toolkit : http: //go. microsoft. com/fwlink/? Link. Id=157860 • MAP Community Forum : http: //social. technet. microsoft. com/Forums/en-US/map

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