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#Siemens primary setup tool 4.1 install#
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Configuring Active Directory for a Configuration Manager environment has improved and is now spread over multiple tabs.

Support for running the tool on a Domain Controller has been added, but with a warning message that this is not supported, meaning it has not been tested extensively.

Prerequisite checks for launching the tool has been reduced to only check for a valid operating system type, e.g.

#Siemens primary setup tool 4.1 registration#

This tool can now also prepare a server for holding the Certificate Registration point role.

#Siemens primary setup tool 4.1 install#

Installation of windows features for any site type can now be re-tried with sources files from a specific location containing the operating system files required to install the feature that failed.

Within the section you can define alternative credentials, setup a connection to a SQL Server and specify what alternative source to use when re-trying a failed windows feature installation.

The tool now has a Settings section, built to make the tool easier to use.

A message will appear showing a reminder for this operation. Remember to install the windows features for a Management Point and Distribution Point if you plan to host these roles on the same server as the selected site type. Primary Site and Central Administration Site windows feature installation now only install the minimum required items for the selected site type to install successfully.It will also automatically require elevation, so that issues around non-elevated privileges are eliminated. Another benefit from this language change is that the tool now only consists of a single executable. With the change from PowerShell to C# a modern design is also introduced including a more simplified tab experience. Every section and operation of the tool has been written to support asynchronous calls whenever possible. Version 3.0.0 has been completely re-written in C# and WPF.