For example, on the Visual Studio Subscriptions Portal, search for Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager. The search string may be different on other media sites. The following supported versions of Configuration Manager are currently available as a baseline, an update, or both: Version Some updates for Configuration Manager are available as both an in-console update version for existing infrastructure, and as a new baseline version. You can't use installation files from CD.Latest to install the first site of a new hierarchy, or to upgrade a site from System Center 2012 Configuration Manager. Also, when your hierarchy no longer runs a baseline version, use these files to install other sites. Use the files in the CD.Latest folder during site recovery. For more information about these files, see The CD.Latest folder.

When you install an update, the update stores installation files for that version on the site server in a folder named CD.Latest.

Manually update secondary sites to a new update version from within the console. For more information, see Service Windows. Control this timing by using a service window at the primary site. Updates you install at the central administration site (CAS) automatically install at child primary sites. You install in-console updates to update the version of your top-level site. Use these updates to update your infrastructure to the latest version of Configuration Manager. When you use the latest baseline version to install a new hierarchy, you avoid installing an outdated or unsupported version of Configuration Manager, followed by another update to your infrastructure.Īfter you install a baseline version, later versions of Configuration Manager are available as in-console updates. Periodically, another baseline version is released. Instead, only use in-console updates to update to the newest version. Use the latest baseline version when you install a new site in a new hierarchy.Īlso use a baseline version to upgrade from System Center 2012 Configuration Manager.Īfter upgrading to Configuration Manager current branch, don't use baseline versions to stay current. For more information about how each term is used, see About upgrade, update, and install. The terms upgrade, update, and install are used to describe three separate concepts in Configuration Manager.

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