Enable Tls 1 2 Server
Doc updateThe page now uses consistent .NET terminology and clearer instructions for framework support, security updates, and registry subkey updates by application and operating-system architecture.
Day in brief
Configuration Manager TLS 1.2 guidance separates client tasks and sharpens .NET steps
All six updates affected Configuration Manager documentation. The most substantive revisions tighten TLS 1.2 client and server instructions, clarify that Cloud Management Gateway and co-management are independent but can be used together, and state that the console is always installed on every site server. The period also included tooling wording updates and removal of the Download MDT link from the index.
- TLS 1.2 client guidance now separates the three enablement tasks
Configuration Manager · GeneralThe client article more clearly separates its three client-enablement tasks, refines the sequencing for enabling TLS 1.2 and disabling older protocols, and updates .NET Framework wording and references. It also provides clearer guidance on client readiness and registry settings.
- Server-side TLS guidance clarifies .NET and architecture-specific registry stepsConfiguration Manager · General
The server article now uses consistent .NET terminology and gives clearer instructions for framework support, security updates, and registry subkey updates by application and operating-system architecture.
- Co-management guidance distinguishes CMG from the co-management relationship
Configuration Manager · WindowsThe overview updates terminology and explanations covering co-management, workload piloting, licensing, and Entra join. It now explicitly states that Cloud Management Gateway and co-management are independent capabilities that can be used together.
- The console article now says every site server always installs itConfiguration Manager · General
The revised article covers opening the console, connecting to a site, authentication, navigation, and PowerShell folder management, while also updating screenshot descriptions. Its installation guidance now states that the console is always installed on every site server.
- The Configuration Manager index removes its Download MDT linkConfiguration Manager · General
The Index page date was updated to October 26, 2026, and the Download MDT link was removed. No administrator action is specified beyond recognizing that the link is no longer present on that page.
This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.
6 updates
Microsoft Configuration Manager
6 updatesAdmin Console
Doc updateThe article now states that the console is always installed on every site server and revises instructions for opening the console, connecting to a site, authentication, navigation, and PowerShell folder management. Screenshot descriptions were also updated.
Enable Tls 1 2 Client
Doc updateThe documentation now more clearly separates the three client-enablement tasks, refines the sequencing for enabling TLS 1.2 and disabling older protocols, and updates .NET Framework wording and references.
Index
Doc updateThe page date was updated to October 26, 2026, and the Download MDT link was removed.
Tools
Doc updateThe page updates its date, rephrases guidance about the CD.Latest tools and supported Windows client operating systems, and standardizes punctuation, links, and code formatting.
The overview was revised for clarity, including updated descriptions of co-management, workload piloting, licensing, Entra join terminology, and the relationship between co-management and Cloud Management Gateway (CMG). It now states that CMG and co-management are independent but can be used together.