SCCM 2103 is generally available now. This means you don’t need to run the opt-in script (EnableEarlyUpdateRing PowerShell script) to see SCCM 2103 update appear in the console.
Configuration Manager 2013 was first made available on 5th April, 2021. The SCCM 2103 is the first current branch release of year 2021.
SCCM 2103 is Generally Available
The announcement of general availability of SCCM 2103 was made on 20th April, 2021. Here is the tweet from David James. #configmgr 2103 is now available to everyone without any manual opt-in steps. If you are on version >= 2002, you should see it show up in your console in the next day or so (or force the refresh). Thanks to the 1000s customers and millions of devices already running #memcm 2103! So as per the tweet, if you are running SCCM 2002 and above version, the ConfigMgr 2103 update should appear in the console automatically. If you don’t see the update appearing
Usually the current branch update is made generally available after 2 weeks of the update release. Organizations running ConfigMgr 2002 and above should now see the Configuration Manager 2013 update appear in the console.
SCCM 2103 Resources
If you haven’t upgraded the configuration manager to 2103 yet here are some of the resources available for you.
SCCM 2103 Upgrade Guide – This step by step covers the steps to upgrade your ConfigMgr to 2103 version.
SCCM 2103 New Features – This post covers the best features of SCCM 2103.
SCCM 2103 Video Upgrade – The video tutorial guides you with the steps to upgrade SCCM to version 2103.
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