kstang

You could also look in the advertisement status at the Task sequence advertisement to see if there is more information.

And as for the sequence environment, you will need a virtual machine which you can "revert" everytime you create a new App-V sequence.

You do not need an extra App-V server if you use the traditional SCCM method to distribute App-V sequences. It is managed via the SCCM console, using the xml-file which you get from the App-V sequence. You also need to enable "Allow virtual application package advertisement" under Site Management -> Site -> Site Settings -> Client Agents -> Advertised Programs Client Agent.

Hi everyone, we are using SCCM 2007 R3. We use Task sequences to deploy the OS in combination with a bootable media (DVD). They told me I had to create a new bootable media everytime I make a change in the Task sequence. Is it really necessary?