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ok so is WSUS running on the SAME server as SCCM please clarify

you are thinking correctly you can add drivers to images in the task sequence, if you can post your SMSTS.log file here I will be able to see why it ignored your drivers cheers anyweb

heres your problem so does the SCCM computer account have administrative priveledges on the WSUS server ? please double check the guide. cheers anyweb

try asking on their dedicated support forums then, here http://www.wilderssecurity.com/forumdisplay.php?f=64

what is between your sccm server and the client you are testing with ? on the client, have you tried doing an nslookup test ?

it's closed for now, sorry

is your management point the same as the one listed ?

if deploying firefox fails then you have done something wrong from the beginning. was this a brand new install or a re-done install ? are the active directory boundaries correct ???

on any of your clients can you show me the configmgr client screenshot of the General Tab

look here

glad you found a solution and thanks for giving the feedback moving this thread to Reporting cheers anyweb

have you read the documentation for the product ? maybe it's in there

kick off a Data Discovery cycle and see what happens

verify the package exists and if it does distribute it to the dp again if that fails, delete the package from the dp, then delete the package, then recreate it, then redistribute it to a DP or DP(s)

you can do software updates with wsus, or with sccm, not both, sccm will control wsus once you set it up that way, your system status logs in ConfigMgr admin console should give you some ideas as to why its failing (look for the wsus logs)

is your dhcp server on the same server as sccm or on another box ? if DHCP server is on another box then configure it like so

you need to Add those boot images and create a distribution point and distribute the new boot images you can find out how to do that here in the Vista guide, I have updated the Deploy XP documentation to make this clearer.

Service Pack 2 for Configuration Manager 2007 delivers new platform support for Windows 7 client, Windows Vista SP2, Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2008 SP2. In addition, Service Pack 2 delivers continued innovation with Intel vPro technology, support for Branch Cache enabled environments, and continued development for 64 bit architectures. You can access more information and the beta download on MS Connect by logging in and choosing Downloads in the left side navigation. get it > https://connect.microsoft.com/InvitationUse...6&SiteID=16 via > http://www.microsoft.com/systemcenter/conf...us/default.aspx

if i get time to do this I will, but right now Iäm too busy sorry. meanwhile if you have Microsoft Connect access then download this new AMT Deployment Guide

are you using this beta ? ConfigMgr07SP2Select_Beta_ENU_6425.2003.exe I havnt tested it yet... can you capture any of the logs on the client (smsts.log...) and post them here and i'll take a look cheers

you dont need Java installed for the reporting, just make sure ASP is installed see part 6 of this guide also verify that your user is a member of the Active Directory Security Group SMS Reporting Users, by default the SMS Reporting Users does not contain any users or groups. If you add additional users/groups to the "SMS Reporting Users" group besides the administrator account, you installed with, you'll need to do a few other things. 1) Give the SMS Reporting Users security group Read permissions to the Object Class Report or 2) Give any additional groups you added to SMS Reporting Users Read permissions to the Object Class Report hth cheers

f.y.i. The Windows Deployment Services guides for Windows Server 2008 are in the Windows Server 2008 section of the forums.

ok then, welcome to the moderators group, if you see a spammer, make the posts invisible and i'll do the rest cheers !

on the client, can you do an nslookup ?

ok cool now what forum did you attempt to post this question in ? please try this one