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Service Pack 2 for Configuration Manager 2007 delivers new platform support for Windows 7 client, Windows Vista SP2, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2008 SP2. In addition, Service Pack 2 delivers continued innovation with Intel vPro technology, support for Branch Cache enabled environments, and continued development for 64 bit architectures. You can access more information and the beta download on MS Connect by logging in and choosing Downloads in the left side navigation. get it > https://connect.microsoft.com/InvitationUse...6&SiteID=16 via > http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/conf...us/default.aspx

if i get time to do this I will, but right now Iäm too busy sorry. meanwhile if you have Microsoft Connect access then download this new AMT Deployment Guide

are you using this beta ? ConfigMgr07SP2Select_Beta_ENU_6425.2003.exe I havnt tested it yet... can you capture any of the logs on the client (smsts.log...) and post them here and i'll take a look cheers

you dont need Java installed for the reporting, just make sure ASP is installed see part 6 of this guide also verify that your user is a member of the Active Directory Security Group SMS Reporting Users, by default the SMS Reporting Users does not contain any users or groups. If you add additional users/groups to the "SMS Reporting Users" group besides the administrator account, you installed with, you'll need to do a few other things. 1) Give the SMS Reporting Users security group Read permissions to the Object Class Report or 2) Give any additional groups you added to SMS Reporting Users Read permissions to the Object Class Report hth cheers

f.y.i. The Windows Deployment Services guides for Windows Server 2008 are in the Windows Server 2008 section of the forums.

ok then, welcome to the moderators group, if you see a spammer, make the posts invisible and i'll do the rest cheers !

on the client, can you do an nslookup ?

ok cool now what forum did you attempt to post this question in ? please try this one

we need to take your problems one at a time, so are you saying that your AD is or is NOT extended for SCCM ?

it shouldn't, where are you trying to post a topic ?

if you extended it you would know here's how http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=488 cheers

well on my lab server it looks like this (SMSSMP)

IIS is a requirement for SMP, so check the server the the SMP is installed on and verify what port(s) IIS is configured to listen on cheers anyweb

please read this post and see does it apply to you......... http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.p...post&p=1370

Despite the generally positive reception of Windows 7 so far, there will still be many people who will want to stick to Windows XP. For these people, downgrade rights are particularly important, and Microsoft has confirmed the rules of the game to El Reg. via http://www.osnews.com/story/21698/Microsof...owngrade_Rights

try setting SMSSITECODE=AUTO

you need to add the Windows Vista network drivers for your computer to the BOOT.WIM file that you created in this post you can use imageX to do that

yes thats right, you don't HAVE to do anything with WDS other than install it, however you CAN configure it if you wish but, for OSD you MUST install WDS otherwise it just wont work, configured or not. cheers anyweb

is the port 80 listed in the log the correct one that iis is listening on ? have you tried uninstalling the SMP and reinstalling it ? some info from Technet on USMT SMP http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb693655.aspx

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thanks ! I've put a lot of work into it, wds is required for OSD and if you want to deploy server 2008 or get any 'cool' features in your task sequences then you'll need the MDT integration my advice to you is to follow the Deploy Vista guide from start to finish, it covers the MDT integration stuff and more, for the roles and features of Server 2008 just follow this guide but bare in mind that it is for a LAB environment where AD and DHCP, WDS are all on the same box, in production you'd want to separate AD and SCCM/WDS/SQL

the capture WDS should function just as stated in the guide, have you tried it yet ? what problems did you see ?

you'll need a client to test delivering packages such as firefox the firefox test in my guide will prove to you that it all works so good luck

the icons in control panel are on the sccm CLIENTS, what type of clients are you installing on ?

well then right click on it and choose Install Client, then wait a few minutes and see does ccmsetup.exe start on the client