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jkabaseball

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  1. If you have a task sequence that works perfectly with every PC you have, you can get them done quickly. I recently did all the computers here (about 300) and it went quick. I had the users back up anything they had saved locally and then I sent a mandatory task sequence for like 1 AM and when the user got into work the next day it was all set to go. I had a few that had issues during the process, and we have some old applications that aren't in ConfigMgr that needed installed by hand the next day.

  2. I can think of a few different ways of doing this. You could have a collection that contains every PC that doesn't have that file on it and deploy the app to that collection. You could also use the Compliance settings and use PowerShell scripts to detect and remediate if it isn't there. I'm not sure which option will remediate the issue the fastest and how fast you need it fixed. If they don't have local admin rights I don't believe you could delete it to begin with.

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  3. We do both. I do a backup via SCCM every night and our sys admin does one on the server every night as well. All of the SCCM stuff lives on that one server. I have all our packages, drivers.... on another drive attached to that server, so the full backup makes sure that all those files are backed up regular. In the case of a restore I would create a new sever, restore the site and then copy all the content back to the extra drive.

  4. I have the same errors as you. Here is what I have in the inv agent log

     

    Collection: Class "SMS_ActiveSyncConnectedDevice" does not exist.

     

    Collection: Class "SMS_ActiveSyncService" does not exist.

     

    Failed to get IWbemService Ptr for \\localhost\root\vm\VirtualServer Namespace: 8004100E

    Failed to enumerate instances of VirtualMachine: 8004100E

     

    Failed to get IWbemService Ptr for \\localhost\root\Microsoft\appvirt\client Namespace: 8004100E

    Failed to enumerate instances of Package: 8004100E

     

    Collection: Class "Win32_TSLicenseKeyPack" does not exist.

    Inventory: 9 Collection Task(s) failed.

     

    I don't have activesync, or any appv stuff installed, so I'm thinking these errors are from the lack of them. My provider log is just like the one above.

  5. I enabled WOL for my site. I'd like to be able to reboot, shut down, and WOL all our PC's. It appears that SCCM 2012 has this capability built in. If I create a test collection and go to "Manage Out of Band" and select "Power Control" I get the option to Power Off the devices in the collection. I get a warning message about shutting down the PC and I click OK. On the PC nothing happens. Am I missing something?

  6. I added a our Client IP range to our boundry and removed the test IP range from the boundry, and now my clients are having issues downloading packages. The clients installed fine. I go to download a package on a client and it sits at 0%. My OSD sit at the same step.

    Here is part of my error log from DataTransferService log

     

    <![LOG[Error sending DAV request. HTTP code 404, status 'Not Found']LOG]!><time="10:04:34.913+240" date="07-24-2012" component="DataTransferService" context="" type="3" thread="5760" file="util.cpp:629">

    <![LOG[GetDirectoryList_HTTP('http://xxxxx.xxxxx.xxxx:8...-ac07-ac3b21af59c3.1') failed with code 0x87d0027e.]LOG]!><time="10:04:34.913+240" date="07-24-2012" component="DataTransferService" context="" type="3" thread="5760" file="util.cpp:688">

    <![LOG[Non-recoverable error retrieving manifest (0x87d0027e).]LOG]!><time="10:04:34.913+240" date="07-24-2012" component="DataTransferService" context="" type="2" thread="5760" file="dtsjob.cpp:1184">

     

    It worked perfectly fine before and I just installed a webdav part as it was something I found on the internet that may help. Any one have suggestions?

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