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Peter van der Woude

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  1. A GPO will only introduce more problems in this case, as there will be a difference between the GPO and the local policy. You could look at prevent access to the other SUPs to trigger the switch.
  2. The clients won't switch automatically to a different SUP, not even with a secondary site. Only during the initial configuration of the client, the client will pick the local SUP. After that moment the client will only switch after, I thought, 4 scan failures.
  3. Nickolaj made something nice to do that job, see: http://www.scconfigmgr.com/2015/03/21/get-lenovo-warranty-information-with-powershell/
  4. To my knowledge there is no integration on that level. Either use the Application Catalog for available software or use the BMC Remedy. Also, keep in mind that ConfigMgr CB introduced available apps in Software Center, which might be beneficial in your scenario.
  5. It can be that it's not displayed as a direct error. Simply look for a matching time stamp and look at the activity that was performed at that time.
  6. It sounds like you're not deploying the SCEP client updates. These can be deployed in multiple ways. For example as a software update, or during the automatic ConfigMgr client update.
  7. At which point does it fail, during the push (ccm.log on the site server), or during the installation (ccmsetup.log on the client)?
  8. Yes, that's possible and yes, you can install applications during the task sequence. Also, to uninstall the client you can use the SMSTSPostAction task sequence variable. That allows you to trigger the action after the task sequence and by that allow the task sequence to finish successfully.
  9. Regarding the network driver, keep in mind that you need to use the driver that matches the boot image version. Also, once you find the correct driver you can add the driver to the boot image through the ConfigMgr console (which uses DISM to complete the task).
  10. Minor correct, you cannot enroll your device and install the ConfigMgr or Intune agent. It's or MDM, or ConfigMgr agent, or Intune agent.
  11. A quick scan through your log file showed: There are no task sequences available to this computer.. Please ensure you have at least one task sequence advertised to this computer. Did you add the device to a collection to which a task sequence is deployed?
  12. Create a collection based on that OU and use that collection as an exclude collection for your other collections.
  13. Looks OK. Also good to know, Microsoft has a checklist for every upgrade, which you can find here: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj822981.aspx
  14. In that case you've created different membership rules. The device is member of the direct membership and not part of the query membership rule. That combination will add the device to the collection. Those rules act sepparately from each other.
  15. You can use the same web server certificate; The software update point requires the internal FQDN and the Internet FQDN, they can both be in the alternative name. They are both required, internal FQDN for configuration and the Internet FQDN for the clients; To my knowledge, the Internet FQDN.
  16. The main problem in that scenario is that the Outlook app is not supported for conditional access with Exchange on-premises.
  17. Keep in mind that ConfigMgr will perform the installation with the SYSTEM account.
  18. No, not really. Enabling the software update agent will make the ConfigMgr client set a local policy to configure the WSUS settings on the client. That will break your standalone WSUS configuration.
  19. Could it be that you're running into this issue: http://blogs.technet.com/b/wsus/archive/2016/04/22/what-you-need-to-know-about-kb3148812-part-two.aspx
  20. Yes, you still need to create a new MDT package. The reason for that is pretty simple, creating the new package will make sure that your package includes the latest changes to the scripts of MDT.
  21. If you'e importing the devices in ConfigMgr, instead of using Unknown Computer support, this is a very stable method to deploy applications based on the department.
  22. Not sure what you're looking for exactly, but the integration with VPP is available within (at least) build 1602.
  23. The Windows 10 Updates are available like any other updates in the All Software Updates node. Also, keep in mind that most of it is put in a cumulative update.
  24. You mean something like this: https://www.petervanderwoude.nl/post/publish-cumulative-updates-of-configmgr-via-system-center-updates-publisher/
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