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  1. Hi. I´m looking for information about how sccm 2012 clients communicate with the server. My case is that i will use one primary site to manage clients in 3 different setups. (one in the same AD as the SCCM and 2 in different workgroups). In the first step i will only use Endpoint protection, and later on start using other functions. My plan is to manual install the clients on the work group machines, but i need to be able to push updates out to them from my sccm server. Since the 2 workgroups are located behind firewalls i need to find out of how the communication between them is, and how they are authenticated. (kerberos etc.?) Thanks. Tommy
  2. Hi. Thanks for your comment. My situation is that aplication B is a office language pack, and i have 8 different versions of this. Not the same should be used everytime. Thats why i want some kind of logging to check and make sure that the first application has been successful installed before moving on. /Tommy
  3. Hi. I´m working on deploying software from command line/script with my sccm 2007 setup. I´m still new with SCCM, so I’m seeking a bit of help. My case is that I will deploy application A, and when it’s done I will deploy application B. I will do this by adding the servers to different collection (one for each application). My script looks like this: (based on WMI/vbscript) Call Installapp (application A) Loop until deployment of Application A is done. (log if error) Call Installapp (application Loop until deployment of Application B is done. (log if error) Can someone help me doing this check? I mean, check the status of the deployment process through sccm. I want my script to wait until the application is installed before moving on with the next. Exsamples, comments etc. Thanks.
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