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I see that you posted this everywhere. To be honest with you, I would not recommend using SW inventory to do this. Particularly without defining a path for the exe. Here are several blog on the topic. https://www.enhansoft.com/sccm-software-inventory/ https://www.enhansoft.com/how-do-you-determine-the-length-of-a-software-inventory-scan-cycle/ https://www.enhansoft.com/slow-software-inventory-cycle-in-sccm-2012/ Just be aware that even if you are scanning just two files. Like I show in this blog. https://www.enhansoft.com/how-do-you-determine-the-length-of-a-software-inventory-scan-cycle/ it can take about an hour or longer to complete. Heck in this blog it took over 4 hours https://www.enhansoft.com/slow-software-inventory-cycle-in-sccm-2012/ SW inventory now is a low priority process and can take days to complete as just about everythign preempt it. While SW inv is running it will BLOCK both Hardware Inventory and Heartbeat discovery from running. Honestly if you goal is to uninstall this SW, then I would use a CI to do this as it will happen a lot faster than SW inventory. You can even use the remediation part of a CI to uninstall the SW. You can even use Appblocker to prevent the software for installing/running in the first place too.
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Have you looked at the AI reports?
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There is no simple answer each inbox does different things with different log files. The single line that you have posted above does not show a problem, it show that the sender is actually sending data. What you need to determine is the backlog due to slow links or twoo many packages been sent at once or ???
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C:\ drive Full
GarthMJ replied to nhottinger's topic in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
FYI. https://www.enhansoft.com/never-leave-your-sql-server-database-in-full-recovery-model-without-a-backup/ -
SCCM Design question
GarthMJ replied to KeithDib's topic in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
Secondly site don't work like that you must have access to the primary site server.- 1 reply
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I would disagree with you. Do you really want to give your management the SCCM console, just to look at reports? No, they would generally want them emailed to them. Reports can be pretty too, you need to take time to make them or find either (free or paid) reports. Don't forget that you will need to update those consoles ever 3-4 months when you update to the latest version of CMCB, this is not a great experience for them.
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Setting up Reporting Role
GarthMJ replied to jnfarmer's topic in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
When you created the SSRS SQL Server instance, did you create it with that name or did you create it with "SSRS", from the screenshot above it look like the later. -
Setting up Reporting Role
GarthMJ replied to jnfarmer's topic in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
I'm not sure what you mean by this. What exactly are you trying to find? i'm not seeing anything wrong with this setup. -
Setting up Reporting Role
GarthMJ replied to jnfarmer's topic in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
What is displayed is the instance name not the database name. This mean you setup your instance as SSRS -
New DP only syncing some of the packages.
GarthMJ replied to adigraham's topic in Configuration Manager 2012
did you check to see if the file exist at the location in question? -
Microsoft Patch Updates
GarthMJ replied to Sharky31's topic in System Center Configuration Manager (Current Branch)
Have you looked at the builtin reporting for SCCM?