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for workgroup computers you need to add an account with local admin on those machines.<br />
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You can add multiple accounts and they are tried in sequence.
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how do you specify that local admin account &nbsp;in SCCM<br />
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I have to done some reading and found this option that might do the job:<br />
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I have enabled Network Discovery, and added the Subnet where the non-domain joined computers have IP addresses.<br />
For test purposes I have a computer with IP address 192.168.243.12 , not joined to the Domain.<br />
It is not discovered yet for some reason. &nbsp;I know that I can manually install the client on it and it will be both discovered and have client installed on it, but it is still manual process and not good when you have many computers to do the same thing.<br />
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There is an article &nbsp;that talks about Managing Work Group Computers with COnfig Manager, but it seems like overwhelming:<br />
<a href="https://damgoodadmin.com/2017/11/22/managing-workgroup-non-domain-clients-with-configuration-manager/" rel="ugc">https://damgoodadmin.com/2017/11/22/managing-workgroup-non-domain-clients-with-configuration-manager/</a>
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I will come back to this topic...another time<br />
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Thank you
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SCCM Client Push Installation<br />
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In SCCM Client Push Installation Account we can use Domain Account that has enough &nbsp;privileges to install the SCCM client on domain members.<br />
However regarding Computers that have not been joined to the domain, which account do you use to push the client to.<br />
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Thank you<br />
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SCCM Client Push Installation

In SCCM Client Push Installation Account we can use Domain Account that has enough  privileges to install the SCCM client on domain members.
However regarding Computers that have not been joined to the domain, which account do you use to push the client to.

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SCCM Client Push Installation

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.