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  1. Well... If I could offer a piece of advice... Don't jump straight into a production deployment. You'll just end up learning that you've done the wrong thing again and reinstall (again and again). Create a lab using Johan's rehydration kit. If you just want to do some deployments, maybe look at some MDT to wet your feet. It's pretty good by itself, and if you're going to be deploying long term with ConfigMgr you'll want MDT and ConfigMgr to be integrated (it adds a bunch of features ). If you start there, you'll be able to use the skills to understand configmgr deployments better. Also, you'll be able to automatically build reference images that just work everywhere. If you're going to skip MDT, at least make sure you read some stuff on how to set up the database, making sure it's on the same machine, setting up the tempdb correctly. Spend at least a full week (i.e. 45-60 hours) researching the basics of setting it up. It's OK to make mistakes, there's a lot to learn and a way to fix almost anything. There's a lot of really good resources for this sort of thing; jumping in blindly guarantees that you'll be burnt and waste the time later when you don't have it. Also, hit up twitter, channel 9 and other resources to find other resources. This website is also amazing. PS: This will probably help your uninstall/reinstall for the clients: https://www.andersrodland.com/configmgr-client-health-version-0-7-2/
  2. The new naming convention is a bit confusing if you're used to releases having different names. The latest version of "current branch" is 1706. Sometimes the only way to get to the newest version is install the latest ISO (1702) from VLSC and update through the console. If you have an already installed version, you can copy the cd.latest folder from the install directory and use this to install 1706 directly. Not sure starting from scratch is the answer though, as you're often going to run into trouble with ConfigMgr. Even the new install will require troubleshooting. It's a large beast with many moving parts (and many things that can break).
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