Hierarchical, Parameter-based Configuration Management - is SCCM the answer?

I'm looking for the opinions of those that have used SCCM 2012 in a production environment. What do you think the feasibility is of using SCCM 2012 Configuration Manager to manage the configuration of several Web Farms that are divided by primary use
and development tier? I.e. a Public Webserver environment that has a DEV / TST / PRD environment, with parameters specific to each, with individual similar web sites on each of those environments.
I've been looking at DSC recently as it appears to have all of the native tools to allow you to define the kinds of hierarchies that are necessary (and pass parameters to resources defined to a node). Will SCCM allow me the same kind of environment
+ role based management?

It all depends upon what exactly you want to configure. ConfigMgr will allow to enforce anything ultimately, but you are most likely writing scripts to get it done as it doesn't natively know how to configure most applications including IIS.
Without knowing more detail, that's about that can be said though and thus I would say DSC is your best at this point because it was designed for what you are talking about. The only short-coming of DSC is that there is no central management. Thus, you could
really combine the power of the two tools and have ConfigMgr enforce the DSC policies. That's not a native capability but wouldn't be too difficult to get going.
Jason | http://blog.configmgrftw.com | @jasonsandys

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Hi There,
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Hi,
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www.sequalserver.com

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I'm not exactly sure which forum heading this should go under so if this isn't correct please let me know or move it on my behalf.
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Looking for best practice white paper on Internet Based Client Management

Looking for best practice white paper on Internet Based Client Management for SCCM 2012 R2.
Has anyone implemented this in a medium sized corporate environment? 10k+ workstations. We have a single primary site, SQL server and 85 DP's.

How about the TechNet docs: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg712701.aspx#Support_Internet_Clients ?
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Figure 1
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Figure 2
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Figure 3
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Solution:
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