For SCCM 2016 we have prerequisites: hardware, software, service accounts and AD Schema

• Hardware
  • CPU 2 x v-CPU
  • Memory 16 GB (in my lab 6 GB)
  • 7 x HDD
    • C:\ OS, 80 GB, OS Installation
    • D:\ APPS, 80 GB, SCCM binaries
    • E:\ Content, 200 GB, Source files for apps, drivers, updates, packages, etc
    • F:\ Temp DB, 20 GB
    • G:\ Temp DB logs, 20 GB
    • H:\ DB, 40 GB
    • I:\ DB logs, 20 GB
• Software
  • SQL server (it's free for System center usage) with collation SQL_Latin_General_CP1_CI_AS
  • Windows ADK for Windows 10, version 1607 Link: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/windows-assessment-deployment-kit
  • Windows Roles
    • BITS
    • .Net
    • WSUS, After you finished to install SQL
    • IIS
    • Common HTTP Features
      Static Content
      Default Document
      Directory Browsing
      HTTP Errors
      HTTP Redirection
    • Health and Diagnostics
      HTTP logging
      Logging tools
      Request Monitor
      Tracing 
    • Performance
      Static Content Compression
      Dynamic Content Compression
    • Security
      Basic Authentication
      Windows Authentication
      URL Authorization
      Request Filtering
      IP and Domain Restrictions
    • Application Development
      ASP.NET 4.5
      .NET Extensibility
      ASP 4.5
      ISAPI Extensions
      ISAPI Filters
    • Management Service
      IIS 6 Management Compatibilty
      IIS 6 Metabase Compatibility
      IIS 6 WMI Compatibility
      IIS 6 Scripting Tools
      IIS 6 Management Console
      All Management Tools
      IIS Management Console
      IIS Management Scripts and Tools
       
• Service accounts
  • Domain Group sccm_admin where you will drop all domain members to be administrators in SCCM
  • SQL account db_sccm
  • SCCM push client sccm_push, regular domain user
• AD
  • System Management Container
  • Schema Update
  • GPO to add sccm_push to the local administrator
  • GPO to stop windows automatic update
  • GPO to add firewall exception in windows firewall for push sccm agent 

System Management Container

Open adsiedit.msc and connect to Default Naming Context

Select CN=System right click and create a new object 

Select Container --> Next --> Value add System Management --> Next --> Finish

Now open Active Directory Users and Computers, select view-->Advanced Features

Right click on the new container, System Management, and select Delegate control --> Next --> Select the SCCM server object --> Create a custom task to delegate --> Select default This folder, existing objects ... --> Next --> Select everything (General, Property-Specific, Creation/Deletion ..) with Permissions: Full control --> Finish

Schema Update

This step can be made from any station with domain admin wrights, I will run that from my sccm server. Open command prompt  Go to SCCM installation package 

d:\SC_Configmgr_SCEP_1606\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64>extadsch.exe

Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager v5.00 (Build 8412)
Copyright (C) 2011 Microsoft Corp.

Successfully extended the Active Directory schema.

Please refer to the ConfigMgr documentation for instructions on the manual configuration of access rights in active directory which may still need to be performed.  (Although the AD schema has now be extended, AD must be configured to allow each ConfigMgr Site security rights to publish in each of their domains.)

d:\SC_Configmgr_SCEP_1606\SMSSETUP\BIN\X64>

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