im trying to get two setting for the SCCM client for a build and capture with windows 10 1703 SMSMP=SR2016-SC1-PR.test.local SMSCACHESIZE=10240 which order should I have these in and should it be in double quotes. this is what I am trying at the moment works for the smsmp setting but is does not seem to set the cache size  "SMSMP=SR2016-SC1-PR.test.local SMSCACHESIZE= 10240" normally I would set the cache in a package and script and can then apply this at any time and th

I currently have multiple customsettings.ini files that assign computer names based on location + asset tag. I'm wondering if there is a way to have only one file that can do the same when selecting the location from a front end HTA. PS: I can't use the default gateway as the computers are imaged from the same location. Thanks,  

I'm attempting to install the vmWare Horizon View client during OSD for setting up a Windows based thin client; however, I can't seem to get it working and I'm not sure what else to do to attempt to troubleshoot it. I've tried double checking that the network access account is set in software distribution configuration and that the account has the appropriate permissions on the network location where the files are located, and I can successfully install the program with a deployment using S

Gents, We use SCCM in our environment. When we uninstall the SUP, the local policy pointing to the SUP is deleted on all machines. In this case, We would like to prevents the Windows Update Agents from going on the internet and applying the new feature update. I already observed that some GPO cannot be use in parallel with SCCM (like "Do not connect to any Windows Update Internet locations") Do you now if this is possible and how can I configure this ?

In a previous post you used PowerShell scripts to quickly install System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) version 1702. As of today (2017/7/29) System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch) version 1702 is still the current baseline for the Current Branch releases. This post will focus on upgrading from one baseline version to the new release. Making sense of the different releases There are two main branches (of Configuration Manager) available, Current Branch and

Hi Experts,  Looking for some help to understand a rather tricky topic. This has been my understanding so far: Core-based licensing System Center 2016 Standard and Datacenter Server MLs are Core-based licenses. A Server ML Core license must be assigned to each physical core in the server, with a minimum of 8 Core licenses per processor, and a minimum of 16 Core licenses per server.  Used Case 1: a single processor server with 4 cores requires 16 Server ML Core licenses, and a 4

I have a few questions about Cloud Management Gateway; If I implement it, do I have to implement HTTPS on my Management Point too? And if so, just to be clear, that means that all clients will only be allowed to communicate via HTTPS, including unknown PXE-booting clients? If that is the case, could I theorectically create a new server with a Management Point installed, enable HTTPS only on that MP and then add the CMG component there? Would that work or is that a stupid idea? Thanks for your he

Microsoft has changed Windows As A Service and this was explained in a blog post by Michael Niehaus. As we announced back in April, Microsoft is aligning our servicing models with twice-per-year feature update releases targeting March and September, and 18-month servicing timelines for each release.  While the first fully-aligned release will occur later this year with the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update release and a corresponding Office 365 ProPlus release, we got a head start with the Wi