GarthMJ

If you are doing a side by side you will need to create a new instance. However keep in mind that it is recommend that SQL and CM exist on the same server.

So it is unclear to me if you want the client installed or not, if you don't want it shown as installed then just deleted the computers form CM and they will get add back at the next full AD sys. discovery.

Look at the unattended.xml, it should do what you need.

The #1 killer for VM performance is going to be disk IO. I'm willing to bet you VM is sharing it's disk with other VMs. Talk to the VM team and get them to look at thing.

Check your setting for SU deployment. Also check you reboot timer settings.

Have you Added the CM site server to the local admin group on the server? Are you trying to use a Windows Server or something like a QNAP and Netapp for your DP?

There is no process for this as it is unsupported to rename any CM server.

Why does the password have to never expirer? There is no requirement for account with non-expiring PW. Why can't you have two account with offsetting password reset dates?

Again check your boundaries. What exactly have you configured for your boundaries? IP Ranges, IP Subnets, AD sites, etc.? On a PC what exactly is it IP address and subnet mask?

Just keep in mind that you can't query for both x86 and x64 within the same query. You will need to use sub select queries or you can use two different queries fro the collections.

This will do what you want. Select * from v_FullCollectionMembership_valid FCMV join v_FullCollectionMembership_valid FCMV2 on FCMV.ResourceID = FCMV2.ResourceID Where FCMV.collectionid = @Var1 and FCMV2.collectionid = @Var2 I know this is a bit self promo but IMO this is a great book. :-) https://www.amazon.com/System-Configuration-Manager-Reporting-Unleashed/dp/0672337789/

Are you taking about just two collection or more than two. BTW I don't recommend using Report build to create reports, instead us SQL Server Data Tools. It can do more than RB.

You are only querying the x86 software titles. You need to use the x64 view to get the x64 SW titles.

The %computername% will not do what you want as it will always be the site server. You should use an domain account.

Yes this is still true in CM12 and CMCB. The simple fix is to always all content to be downloaded on slow boundaries. You sett this one each package, application, SU, etc.

No there is a folder that was created with the backup takes that includes all the correct files. It is called cd.latest

The log show that the client was successfully installed. Check our boundaries.

What do you mean you have SQL Express 2008? It is not supported so....

It looks like that installed was successful, why do you think it failed?

There is not going to be a hard and fast steps for this. You will need to review your IIS setup, eventviewer and server environment to determine why it is getting overloaded. Is it the network or RAM or SQL or etc...

Error Massage 0x80244022 = Same as HTTP status 503 - the service is temporarily overloaded.

Have you run this setup manually as the local system account?

Hi Owen, there are lots of examples on the web, what don't you like about them? There is at least one of link is on WN site too. https://www.windows-noob.com/forums/topic/3479-find-which-server-is-virtual-and-which-is-physical/

I haven't had time to do testing but I'm willing to bet it is related to SSRS 2016.

1. SW Metering will only work if you create rules for each SW title. Generally most people have a few at best. 3. without looking at the app it is hard to say what is the best way to manage it. Honestly you should talk to the vendor and ask them. And if their answer is to scan the file. You should tell them this is NOT a good options and they should work on creating a better option for enterprise environment. 4.2 This will have no effect on anything that is not using SW inv. 4.3 only 3rd party software is the only other option.