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System Centre contains many components now.<br />
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See the datasheet.<br />
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<a href="http://download.microsoft.com/download/A/A/D/AADE864E-F61A-42F8-9AEF-DE2E1D1F988D/System_Center_2012_R2_Datasheet.pdf" rel="ugc">http://download.microsoft.com/download/A/A/D/AADE864E-F61A-42F8-9AEF-DE2E1D1F988D/System_Center_2012_R2_Datasheet.pdf</a>
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System Centre contains many components now.

See the datasheet.

http://download.microsoft.com/download/A/A/D/AADE864E-F61A-42F8-9AEF-DE2E1D1F988D/System_Center_2012_R2_Datasheet.pdf [http://download.microsoft.com/download/A/A/D/AADE864E-F61A-42F8-9AEF-DE2E1D1F988D/System_Center_2012_R2_Datasheet.pdf]

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so are they the same now, has sccm gone away and become system center and has forefront gone away and now become system center
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so are they the same now, has sccm gone away and become system center and has forefront gone away and now become system center

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Forefront, I believe is now called Endpoint Protection within System Centre - yes.
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Forefront, I believe is now called Endpoint Protection within System Centre - yes.

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are they teh same now, called system center 2012 r2? i remember sccm 2012 and forefront, but is the latest a combination of the two? just looking for clarity
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are they teh same now, called system center 2012 r2? i remember sccm 2012 and forefront, but is the latest a combination of the two? just looking for clarity

question about sccm and system center

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