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  1. Thank you Jorgen, didn't even think of the DFS aspect, that would make life much easier. Ath3na, While I won't have more than 150,000 clients, currently we have two business units, North America which I'm the SCCM admin over and have a primary site, and the UK who has their own primary site already up and running. They are wanting to throw us all under the same umbrella along with a new company acquisition down the line. Things might get a tad messy just trying to force everyone under as secondary sites, and they no longer want to keep our primary sites separated, so a CAS with multiple primary sites is looking like the best option.
  2. So I'm mostly looking for recommendations here, or any best practice advice. Currently I have an SCCM 2012 R2 SP1 stand alone primary server. Soon we will be expanding our environment to include a CAS and another Primary server. With my simple setup now, I have all of my software package source files located on the primary server itself. Earlier this year, I got my first hint as to why this might not be the best idea when I moved my 2012 environment from being hosted on a Server 2008 SP2 server to Server 2012 R2 server. In addition to the migration of the environment itself, I had to migrate the package source files over which is not covered by the built-in backup task of SCCM. So my question ultimately is, where would you recommend as a location to keep source files? Should I host them on one of the site servers as is currently true of my environment? Should I have a separate server specifically for hosting package sources? I prefer to keep my source files all centralized to one location versus a free-for-all across multiple servers, but I feel like not having them on an SCCM site server would give me an environment that is easier to manipulate or worse case scenario, recover. Thank you, Jerome
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