1. Launch the SCCM console from the taskbar.
2. If the Configuration Manager dialog box appears, click OK.

Take a minute to explore the SCCM console. The main components of SCCM are as follows.

• Assets and Compliance – View all the users and devices managed by SCCM.
• Software Library – Deploy applications at a high-level.
• Monitoring – Check status and log files.
• Administration – Perform updates, migrations, update-readiness, and co-management.

Do the following in the Create Device Collection Wizard

1. For Name enter Win10
2. For Comment enter Windows 10 Devices
3. Click the Browse button

1. Click on Device Collections
2. Double-click the Win10 collection you just created to open it

1. Select Directory for the Security Type.
2. Enter "aduser" for the Username.
3. Click Check User.

1. Confirm the aduser is found and imported.
2. Click Save.

1. Click the PowerShell icon on the taskbar to open the PowerShell Console.
2. Type cd '.\Desktop\SCCM to AirWatch Auto Registration' and press enter to switch to the downloads folder.
3. Type powershell -executionpolicy bypass -file .\Register-SCCM-Devices.ps1 and press enter to run the device registration script.

Enter the following script parameters

1. Enter "Win10" for the SCCMCollectionname and press enter.
2. Enter "https://v92.airwlab.com" for the AirWatchServer and press enter.
3. Enter your email address that you have associated with your VMware Learning Platform (VLP) account and press enter.  This was the same email used to login to the AirWatch Console in previous steps.
4. Enter "VMware1!" for the AirwatchPW and press enter.

We now need to switch back to the AirWatch console to retrieve the API Key.

In the AirWatch Console,

1. Click Groups & Settings.
2. Click All Settings.

1. Click System.
2. Click Advanced.
3. Click API.
4. Click REST API.
5. Click and drag to highlight the API Key text for the AirWatchAPI service.
6. Right-click and select Copy.
7. Click Close.

1. Return to the PowerShell Terminal by clicking the PowerShell icon from the task bar.
2. Paste the copied API Key for the AirwatchAPIKey parameter by right-clicking, then press Enter.

Return back to the AirWatch console to retrieve the final required parameter, the OrganizationGroupName.

In the AirWatch console,

1. Click on the area at the top which shows your email address
2. A box will pop down with the Organization Group and Group ID.  Note your Group ID.  We will now enter this Group ID into the PowerShell script

1. Switch back to the PowerShell script by clicking the PowerShell icon from the task bar.
2. Enter your Group ID, then press enter to run the script.  

The script will create a device registration for the device in the Win10 SCCM Collection and associate it with the primary user imauser.

1. The script returns all devices in the SCCM collection.  In this case, we only have one device Win10-01.   It will determine if the device is an SCCM client or not and then check the user.
2. If defined, it will use the SCCM primary user for the device as part of the association.  If one doesn't exists, it will use the last logged on user.
3. If no device registration exists, one will be created with the serial number of the device and the user which was identified.  If a device registration exists under a different username, it will be updated to the current username.

Let's now review the created device registration in the AirWatch console.  

We will now review the device registration we created using the PowerShell script.  It should match the name, serial number and user which we specified in the script.  This will allow us to deploy and AirWatch agent and silently enroll the device with a staging account.

Return the the AirWatch console and do the following:

1. Click Devices.
2. Click Lifecycle.
3. Click Enrollment Status.
4. You should see the registration listed.  Click on the WIN10-01 link for more details

1. Review the Device Info.  Confirm that the Friendly Name matches the record from SCCM.  Notice that our Serial Number displayed in the PowerShell script is also listed.
2. Review the User Info.  Confirm that the user details match our imauser record we imported earlier.

We will now create a staging account which we will use later to deploy the AirWatch agent and enroll the device.

1. Click the General tab.
2. Ensure Basic is selected for the Security Type.
3. Enter "StagingWin10" for User name.
4. Enter "VMware1!" for Password.
5. Enter "VMware1!" to confirm the password.
6. Enter "Staging" for First Name.
7. Enter "W10" for Last Name.
8. Enter "[email protected]" for Email address.

Select the Advanced tab.

1. Scroll down to find the Staging section.
2. Expand the Staging section
3. For Enable Device Staging, select Enabled.
4. For Single User Devices, select Enabled.
5. Click Save.