System Engineer - Microsoft Technologies

Zeeshan Afzal

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Yes, we have more than 500 clients on remote location. I have deployed it successfully, Thanks for your answer.
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Yes, we have more than 500 clients on remote location. I have deployed it successfully, Thanks for your answer.

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I have recently deployed SCCM 1802 on our primary site with seperate SQL 2014 Server. Now, I need to deploy secondary site for my remote location. I need to know which ports will be opened between primary site server and secondary site server? Do i need to open any port between SQL server and secondary site server as well? And what will be the direction. I have read articles which says ports 443, 445, 1439 and 4022 but all are when primary site server and SQL server are co-located. I have seperate servers on primary site which is confusing me. On secondary site database will be co-located.
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I have recently deployed SCCM 1802 on our primary site with seperate SQL 2014 Server. Now, I need to deploy secondary site for my remote location. I need to know which ports will be opened between primary site server and secondary site server? Do i need to open any port between SQL server and secondary site server as well? And what will be the direction. I have read articles which says ports 443, 445, 1439 and 4022 but all are when primary site server and SQL server are co-located. I have seperate servers on primary site which is confusing me. On secondary site database will be co-located.

SCCM Secondary Site ports requirements

Systems Center Configuration Manager (SCCM, formerly known as Systems Management Server) is Microsoft’s system software for managing large groups of not only Microsoft computers, but those running other operating systems, such as Linux, OS-X, and various mobile technologies.