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That script contains all the intelligence for checking the prerequisites, making the necessary backups and starting the actual installation. When looking closely on the distmgr.log, the installation is actually wrapped in a PowerShell script. This log keeps track of the beginning and the ending of the installation. This process can be followed in the distmgr.log, as shown below.

Optionally select Retain cache when disabling the Connected Cache server to make sure that the cache will be retained on the server when the configuration is disabledДЄfter enabling the distribution point to be used as a Microsoft Connected Cache server itвЂ™s time to follow the installation process to verify a successful installation.Configure with Disk space the maximum size of the cache on the server.

Configure with Local drive the drive that should be used to store the cache on the server.

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Select By checking this box, I acknowledge that I accept the License Terms to accept the license terms (and make sure to read them).

Select Enable the distribution point to be used as Microsoft Connected Cache server to enable this distribution point as a Microsoft Connected Cache server and to trigger the installation.

In the Distribution point PropertiesВ dialog box, navigate to the GeneralВ tab, perform the following configuration and click OK.

Select В select Distribution point and click PropertiesВ in the Site RoleВ tab to open the Distribution point PropertiesВ dialog box.

Open the Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager administration console and navigate to AdministrationВ > OverviewВ > Site ConfigurationВ > Servers and Site System Roles.

The following three steps walk through the process of enabling a distribution point as a Microsoft Connected Cache server. When the mentioned prerequisites are in-place, itвЂ™s time to have a look at the actual configuration steps.

The distribution point has Internet access to at least the Microsoft cloud.

The IIS Application Request RoutingВ (ARR) feature is not yet installed.

The default web site enabled on port 80.

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The server is running Windows Server 2012, or later.

However, before looking at that configuration, make sure that the on-premisesВ distribution point meets the following configurations: The first step in configuring Microsoft Connected Cache in Configuration Manager for usage with Win32 apps from Microsoft Intune (or any other Microsoft cloud-managed content), is to enable a distribution point as a Microsoft Connected Cache server. Enable distribution point as Microsoft Connected Cache server Note: This cache is separate from the content on the Configuration Manager distribution point.

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If the Microsoft Connected Cache server is unavailable, or the content isnвЂ™t cached yet, clients download the content directly from the Internet. Then the cache server can quickly respond to any future requests for the same content. The on-premises server caches the content using the IIS feature for Application Request Routing (ARR). Those clients will request the content from the cache server installed on the Configuration Manager distribution point. When clients are configured to use the Microsoft Connected Cache server, those clients will no longer request Microsoft cloud-managed content from the Internet. Client settings can be used to make sure that the cache server is offered only to the members of the local Configuration Manager boundary group. Starting with Configuration Manager, version 1910, this feature is now named Microsoft Connected Cache. In that version, the feature was known as Delivery Optimization In-Network Cache (DOINC). Starting with Configuration Manager, version 1906, itвЂ™s possible to configure a Configuration Manager distribution point as a cache server that acts as an on-demand transparent cache for content downloaded by Delivery Optimization. Microsoft Connected Cache with Configuration Manager IвЂ™ll end this post by verifying the behavior on a client device. In this post IвЂ™ll start with a short introduction about Microsoft Connected Cache, followed with the required configuration of a Configuration Manager distribution point and the required configuration of the Configuration Manager clients. That includes co-managed devices and now also Win32 apps, which enables a Configuration Manager distribution points to serve as a content location for Win32 apps deployed via Microsoft Intune. Microsoft Connected Cache can be enabled on a Configuration Manager distribution point and serve content to Configuration Manager managed devices. That feature is that Microsoft Connected Cache now supports Win32 apps that are deployed via Microsoft Intune. This week is all about an awesome new feature that was introduced with the latest version of Configuration Manager, version 1910.