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  1. Peter van der Woude
    I wouldn't add applications like that in your image, as the're updated a lot. That would mean a lot of maintenance on your image... In that case you a thin image and deploy the applications during the actual deployment.
  2. Peter van der Woude
    If you are using the software updates via ConfigMgr then look at the client log files that start with update*
  3. Peter van der Woude
    Duplicate post, see: http://www.windows-noob.com/forums/index.php?/topic/10934-failed-to-distribute-content/
  4. Peter van der Woude
    Check the distmgr.log for more details.
  5. Peter van der Woude
    No. Adding software to an image is choosing between a thin and thick image. Adding drivers to an image is a no-go.
  6. Peter van der Woude
    To add-on to Niall, if you really don't want any batch files or whatever to call USMT, this is what the different task sequence settings mean: http://www.petervanderwoude.nl/post/how-the-settings-in-configmgr-translate-to-the-command-line-in-usmt/
  7. Peter van der Woude
    Yes you will be able to use PXE with a non-Microsoft DHCP.
  8. Peter van der Woude
    If you are navigating to that URL with a browser and your user account, it probably won't use the correct certificate (as the correct certificate is assigned to the computer and not the user) to connect to the Management Point. This will result in a 403.7 error.
  9. Peter van der Woude
    No the new default for WSUS is to use a custom website with port 8530 or 8531.
  10. Peter van der Woude
    The most important things with DMZ clients, are that the clients can resolve the management point, that the needed firewall ports are open and that you have to manually install the clients (in most situations).
  11. Peter van der Woude
    How do you mean? Like using avaliable applications?
  12. Peter van der Woude
    I think it can't find the ."\Configuration Files". Easiest way arround this would be to use an old-school batch file and replace .\ with %~dpo
  13. Peter van der Woude
    You don't have to, because Windows Server 2012 uses WSUS 4.0.
  14. Peter van der Woude
    Should have mentioned that you have to perform that action on the site server itself (as that's the account with the rights).
  15. Peter van der Woude
    No you don't have to setup any DHCP options if you're already using IP helpers. Just make sure that there is no old configuration left of your previous deployment tool.
  16. Peter van der Woude
    The site server itself has also all the rights. I backdoor I sometimes use is starting the console by using PSEXEC.
  17. Peter van der Woude
    Well, before you can do anything you need to know what's wrong... Please look at the client log files.
  18. Peter van der Woude
    You won't have to increase the cache space. The content will stay at least 24 hours in the cache, after it;s been used and after that it will be cleaned when needed.
  19. Peter van der Woude
    Start by looking at the client log files to see what's happening.
  20. Peter van der Woude
    You shouldn't have to, unless you're crossing VLANs or something like that. In those situations IP helpers would be the prefered method.
  21. Peter van der Woude
    Which certificate are you talking about? If you mean the webserver certificate, you need to adjust it in the bindings of the website (IIS).
  22. Peter van der Woude
    Yes, there is even a technet article listing these updates, see: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2894518/en-us
  23. Peter van der Woude
    It sounds like your resore task sequence didn't complete successful. You might want to check the smsts log on that machine.
  24. Peter van der Woude
    Remove C:\Windows\System32> from your first command and replace /I with /X
  25. Peter van der Woude
    Easiest method is to skip the format partition step. This will make that the disk will be wiped during the applying of the image.
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