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I have found a few articles which all point to different information some for or against it is useing the time zone on the primary server or it looks at the timezone on your remote distribution point. Has anyone found an article on this from Microsoft? I also have multiple time zones to take into consideration.

Yes I have also tried via IE and get the same results, even if I use another machine or view them directly from the server. Re-installing the report viewer hasn't made any difference good shout as I had forgotten about that.

Hello I have just been looking at the application deployment statistics reports in 2012 but none of the images in the reports are loading. However if I export the report to a CSV file I can see there is data under the headings compliant , In Progress etc. Does anyone have any ideas what would be cause this? I have attached some images of the reports.

Hello Was you able to get this working in the end? We have been having issues deploying the Spanish language pack during the OSD on Windows 8.1.

OK that is great, thanks for your help. Most of our sites are changing to distribution points so it won't really matter that much.

So even though the SCCM 2012 servers will be installed in the parent domain, I shouldn't reuse the site codes?

We have a domain migration starting very soon and I wanted a little information about reusing site codes child.lab.local - Current domain with SCCM 2007 environment lab.local - Root domain we are migrating to, going to implement SCCM 2012 SCCM2007 servers Site Code: AAA Server name: AAASCCM01.child.lab.local Site Code: BBB Server name: BBBSCCM01.child.lab.local SCCM2012 servers Site Code: AAA Server name: AAASCCM02.lab.local Site Code: BBB Server name: BBBSCCM02.lab.local Do you know if I can reuse the site codes for the new SCCM servers in the root domain? Or will I have to change them to avoid any conflicts?

Hello I have currently setup the following test environment PRISCCM01.child.eellab.local - SCCM 2007 Primary Site SECSCCM01.child.eellab.local - SCCM 2007 Secondary Site CASSCCM01.eellab.local - SCCM 2012 Central Administration Site PRISCCM01.eellab.local - SCCM 2012 Primary Site I have deployments working in the SCCM 2007 environment without any problems and have now created the SCCM 2012 servers and started to test deployments. However I have now come across a problem where when installing the SCCM 2012 client via OSD the client fails to talk with PRISCCM01.eellab.local. Looking at the ccmsetup.log I can see that the machine is finding both the PRISCCM01 site on both the 2007 & 2012 sites then refusing to work as it wants to use the 2007 site which is an older version than the installed client. What can I do to resolve this? Will I have to create a new site which hasn't reused the PRI site code and PRISCCM01 name? Is there issues using site names & codes again in the parent domain? Is there a way to unpublish the SCCM 2007 names from AD? ccmsetup.log client.msi.log