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How are Server Groups enabled in Configuration Manager
Enable pre-release features including server groups in Configuration Manager
John Savill
November 20, 2016
1 Min Read
Q. How do I enable server groups in Configuration Manager 1606?
A. With the new Configuration Manager as a Service deployment model that updates regularly in sync with Windows 10 there are a number of features that are made available in a pre-release (experimental) fashion so they can be tested. One of these is server groups which is used for the patching of clusters by placing all nodes into a collection. To turn on features perform the following:
Open the Configuration Manager console
Open the Administration workspace
Navigate to Cloud Services - Updates and Servicing - Features
Select a feature that is not currently enabled and select the Turn on action
Use the new feature
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