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I would like to know whether these 3 keys are really need for the SCCM client to work properly? If I enable is there any issues?<br />
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&lt;RegistryValueCheck Key=&quot;HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microso<wbr />ft\Ole&quot; Value=&quot;EnableRemoteConnect<wbr />&quot; Expected=&quot;Y&quot; Enforce=&quot;False&quot; Type=&quot;REG_SZ&quot;/&gt;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;RegistryValueCheck Key=&quot;HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microso<wbr />ft\Ole&quot; Value=&quot;LegacyAuthenticatio<wbr />nLevel&quot; Expected=&quot;2&quot; Enforce=&quot;False&quot; Type=&quot;REG_DWORD&quot;/&gt;<br />
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&lt;RegistryValueCheck Key=&quot;HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microso<wbr />ft\Ole&quot; Value=&quot;LegacyImpersonation<wbr />Level&quot; Expected=&quot;2&quot; Enforce=&quot;False&quot; Type=&quot;REG_DWORD&quot;/&gt;&quot;
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I would like to know whether these 3 keys are really need for the SCCM client to work properly? If I enable is there any issues?
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<RegistryValueCheck Key="HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Ole" Value="EnableRemoteConnect" Expected="Y" Enforce="False" Type="REG_SZ"/>
	<RegistryValueCheck Key="HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Ole" Value="LegacyAuthenticationLevel" Expected="2" Enforce="False" Type="REG_DWORD"/>
	<RegistryValueCheck Key="HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Ole" Value="LegacyImpersonationLevel" Expected="2" Enforce="False" Type="REG_DWORD"/>"

Whether following registry keys are required to work sccm client properly?

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