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we need to take your problems one at a time, so are you saying that your AD is or is NOT extended for SCCM ?

it shouldn't, where are you trying to post a topic ?

if you extended it you would know here's how http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=488 cheers

well on my lab server it looks like this (SMSSMP)

IIS is a requirement for SMP, so check the server the the SMP is installed on and verify what port(s) IIS is configured to listen on cheers anyweb

please read this post and see does it apply to you......... http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.p...post&p=1370

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try setting SMSSITECODE=AUTO

you need to add the Windows Vista network drivers for your computer to the BOOT.WIM file that you created in this post you can use imageX to do that

yes thats right, you don't HAVE to do anything with WDS other than install it, however you CAN configure it if you wish but, for OSD you MUST install WDS otherwise it just wont work, configured or not. cheers anyweb

is the port 80 listed in the log the correct one that iis is listening on ? have you tried uninstalling the SMP and reinstalling it ? some info from Technet on USMT SMP http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb693655.aspx

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thanks ! I've put a lot of work into it, wds is required for OSD and if you want to deploy server 2008 or get any 'cool' features in your task sequences then you'll need the MDT integration my advice to you is to follow the Deploy Vista guide from start to finish, it covers the MDT integration stuff and more, for the roles and features of Server 2008 just follow this guide but bare in mind that it is for a LAB environment where AD and DHCP, WDS are all on the same box, in production you'd want to separate AD and SCCM/WDS/SQL

the capture WDS should function just as stated in the guide, have you tried it yet ? what problems did you see ?

you'll need a client to test delivering packages such as firefox the firefox test in my guide will prove to you that it all works so good luck

the icons in control panel are on the sccm CLIENTS, what type of clients are you installing on ?

well then right click on it and choose Install Client, then wait a few minutes and see does ccmsetup.exe start on the client

does the pc show up under All Systems Collection as Client=Yes or Client=No ?

look in that section of the logs and see do you see a statement which reads something along the lines of 'installed component successfully' if so, then continue with the guide...

have you correctly set the boundary(s) in configmgr ? if the client cannot discover the sccm server then something is wrong, did you follow the configuration guide from start to finish ?

it's up to you i just update my deployment packages and deployment management tasks and the change the schedule and thats it do it monthly as thats when the patches come out (second tuesday of the month)

thats your problem and it's covered in part 2 of the SCCM setup guide, so you can ignore it for now as long as you follow the entire guide cheers anyweb

look here

yes its possible, just disable the entire capture portion of the task sequence, btw you can customise the hal as well, look for a post about that right here http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=574

startup ConfigMgr, and go to system status,if you right click on the log you can actually read the messages to see what the errors are have you tried that ? you can copy/paste the errors here