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The tool to extend and migrate an on-premises site to Microsoft Azure now includes the following improvements:. For more information, see Extend and migrate on-premises site to Microsoft Azure. Good networking best practice reduces the size of broadcast domains to mitigate against the risk of broadcast traffic adversely affecting the network. The most common way to limiting network broadcast is by not allowing broadcast packets to be routed between subnets. Another option is to enable subnet directed broadcasts but most organizations don't allow the magic packet to traverse internal routers.

In version , the introduction of peer wake-up allowed an administrator to wake a device or collection of devices, on demand using the client notification channel. Overcoming the need for the server to be in the same broadcast domain as the client.

This latest improvement allows the Configuration Manager site to wake devices at the deadline of a deployment. Instead of the site server issuing the magic packet directly, the site uses the client notification channel. It finds an online machine in the last known subnet of the target device. It then instructs the online client to issue the WoL packet for the target device. For a low-rights user on a device that runs Windows Server, by default they aren't assigned the user rights to restart Windows.

When you target a deployment to this device, this user can't manually restart. For example, they can't restart Windows to install software updates. Starting in this release, you can now control this behavior as needed. In the Computer Restart group of client settings, enable the following setting: When a deployment requires a restart, allow low-rights users to restart a device running Windows Server.

For more information, see Device restart notifications: Client settings. You can now preview the query results when you're creating or editing a query for collection membership.

Preview the query results from the query statement properties dialog. When you select Edit Query Statement , select the green triangle on the query properties for the collection to show the Query Results Preview window. Select Stop if you want to stop a long running query. For more information, see Configure a query rule. We've integrated the functionality of Collection Evaluation Viewer into the Configuration Manager console. This change provides administrators a central location to view and troubleshoot the collection evaluation process.

For more information, see Collection evaluation view. You can now view dependency relationships between collections in a graphical format. It shows limiting, include, and exclude relationships. If you want to change or delete collections, view the relationships to understand the impact of the proposed change. Before you create a deployment, look at the potential target collection for any include or exclude relationships that might affect the deployment.

For more information, see How to manage collections. An internet-based, domain-joined device that isn't joined to Azure Active Directory Azure AD and communicates via a cloud management gateway CMG can now get apps deployed as available. They can then see any available apps. For more information, see Prerequisites to deploy user-available applications. Starting in current branch version , the cloud management gateway CMG supported running a task sequence with a boot image when you start it from Software Center.

With this release, you can now use bootable media to reimage internet-based devices that connect through a CMG. This scenario helps you better support remote workers. For more information on this scenario and other related scenarios, see the new article to Deploy a task sequence over the internet. You can now deploy an application with a task sequence deployment type to a user-based collection.

A user-targeted deployment still runs in the context of the local System account. For more information, see Task sequence deployment type. Large task sequences cause problems with client processing. To further help manage the size of task sequences, this release continues to iterate on improvements.

Starting in this release Configuration Manager restricts actions for a task sequence that's greater than 2 MB in size. For example, the task sequence editor will display an error if you try to save changes to a large task sequence. When you view the list of task sequences in the Configuration Manager console, add the Size KB column.

Use this column to identify large task sequences that can cause problems. For more information, see Reduce the size of task sequence policy. With the release of Windows 10, version , the SetupDiag diagnostic tool is included with Windows Setup. If there's an issue with the upgrade, SetupDiag automatically runs to determine the cause of the failure. Configuration Manager now gathers and summarizes SetupDiag results from feature update deployments with Windows 10 servicing.

For more information, see Manage Windows as a service. Starting in Configuration Manager version , to improve the overall speed of the task sequence, you could activate the Windows power plan for High Performance. Starting in this release, you can now use this option on devices with modern standby and other devices that don't have that default power plan. For more information, see Performance improvements for power plans.

There's no change to the setup process for BitLocker management. This improvement supports domain-joined and hybrid domain-joined devices. For more information, see Plan for BitLocker management. Windows Defender Application Control enforces an explicit list of software allowed to run on devices. In this release, we've expanded Windows Defender Application Control policies to support devices running Windows Server or later.

If you still require a user proxy despite the security trade-offs, a new software updates client setting is available to allow these connections. To make sure that the best security protocols are in place, use the TLS protocol. This protocol helps to secure your software update infrastructure.

For more information about enabling a proxy for software update scans, see Client settings for software updates.