strensnik

Thanks...the duplicate MAC thing is very annoying. I'll give this a try. Would this work for Windows 7. I have a couple of thousand laptops to image this summer and doing some wirelessly will be a huge help. I have stand alone USB made but Windows 7 doesn't prompt to connect to a wireless network, which I need to connect to the domain, of coarse, and to run Lenovo's Thin Installer. Maybe running Thin Installer wirelessly is a bad idea anyway, but I would like to test it to confirm. Is there a way to force the laptop (Windows 7) to prompt for a wireless connection?

We are trying to image 30 computers at a time. This worked successfully 2 summers ago. We have a cisco network and nothing has changed regarding it. What has changed is we have switched from MDT to SCCM 2012. The MDT server was avirtual machine (Hyper-V) running on Server 2008. That Server 2008 box has been redone (using same hardware) and is now Server 2012. MDT is gone and replaced by SCCM 2012. Imaging single computers works fine. However, 30 at once took 6 hours. Obviously, this is not acceptable, especially since we have over 800 computers to image. Something is wrong! I confirmed all Cisco/multicast settings, but as earlier mentioned, nothing has changed. Should I consider Unicast? If so, how do I do that? Also, are there ant Virtual network consideration on the Hyper-V box I should address? Thanks in advance!

Hello, I have been following the steps to setup SCCM 2012. I beleive something I did is now pinning our internet traffic to maximum capacity and everyone is yelling at me becaus ethe internet is so slow. I assume it is something I did with WSUS. I wish I could give more info but I am so new to SCCM that I am not sure what I did. I have reviewed steps 1-6 and deleted/recreated the Software Update Groups, Auto Deployment packages, and Deployment packages. Can anyone suggest the quickest way to troubleshoot? Thanks!!