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Deploying System Center Config Mgr (current branch and LTSB 1606) ?

Hi Folks,

How does the SCCM is licensed for the server or the workstations?

because when I go to the MS Volume Licensing Service Center https://www.microsoft.com/Licensing/servicecenter/LicensingInfo/LicenseSummary/Summary.aspx

I can see it like the below:
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Does it means that I can deploy the Microsoft System Center Client Management Suite 2016 edition, Microsoft System Center 2016 Datacenter or just the System Center Config Mgr (current branch and LTSB 1606) ?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
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David,

Thanks for the confirmation.
So based on the screenshot of my License Summary page above, I assume that I can deploy the SCCM server, but I'm confused about which one is the correct server or product to be installed on the Data Center ?

Microsoft System Center Client Management Suite 2016 edition
Microsoft System Center 2016 Datacenter
Microsoft System Center Config Mgr (current branch and LTSB 1606)
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Great,

It seems that since the screenshot above is showing me that I'm eligible for System Center Config Mgr (current branch and LTSB 1606), I will just deploy that edition just to be safe.
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