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Peter van der Woude

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  1. It really sounds like you're using the wrong driver, please double check that you're using the right driver for the NIC. Double check stuff like the model and version.
  2. Did you check the IIS log files on the management point to see if the client request actually reaches the management point? If it's not arriving at the management point then I'm with Garth. Check the (local) firewalls, or anything else that's in between.
  3. Something like this: http://gosc.nl/blog/technology/sccm/configmgr-2012-customization-creating-user-device-affinity-overview/
  4. That folder is the Windows Component Store, why would your installer need access to that folder...
  5. To copy a file to a user directory, you need to initiate the action as the user. The easiest way to do something like that is by using an old shool package and program and configure it to run in user context.
  6. Simply copy it to <Windows Directory>\Sun\Java\Deployment\? For more information see: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/guides/deploy/properties.html
  7. There is not that much that you can do to stop an active deployment immediately. The most effective thing is to remove the content from the distribution point.
  8. It all depends on the requirements. For domain joined devices I almost always still prefer GPOs. For an example of GPO > Baseline, see: http://www.verboonSPAM&#33;/2013/02/how-to-create-a-sccm-2012-sp1-configuration-baseline-with-security-compliance-manager-scm-3-0/
  9. It's pretty similar, as you've got to be in the Microsoft Intune console for some configurations also. The documentation is available here: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/dn919655.aspx
  10. To add-on to Garth, VPP support is on the public roadmap for Microsoft Intune. See for more information: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/server-cloud/roadmap/Indevelopment.aspx?TabIndex=1&dropValue=AllProducts
  11. Yes, you can also create device collections that query for the group membership of the device.
  12. Personally I would not use the LDAP requirements. Requirements run on the client and doing so would mean that every targeted client would start running LDP queries. I would use the collections for targeting different groups.
  13. To add-on to Garth, in case you really would go for a scenario like that, the client would prefer a management point with HTTPS above HTTP. With the latest service pack you can use the boundary groups to add a preference for a management point. That preference goes above the HTTPS preference.
  14. New client settings will come automatically with a new policy retrieval.
  15. Every maintenance windows, configured on a collection, in which the device exists, is applicable. To install the definition updates immediately make sure that you make some adjustments to the User Experience. Make sure that you configure the Deadline behavior to allow Software updates installation.
  16. The user that's logged on the first will see the deployments in Software Center.
  17. Why are you not automating the whole process? By automating the build and capture process you can easily recreate the image every single time in the same way.
  18. An ADR doesn't do any real cleaning of a deployment package. To clean a deployment package, do it manually.
  19. ConfigMgr just reports the code return by your action. You might want to check why your batch returns a exit code of 1.
  20. The ADR has nothing to do with when the client scans for available updates. Those are two separate things. When the client scans, depends on the (custom) policy settings.
  21. Could it be that it's triggered by a membership change on the limited collection? For more information check also the colleval.log.
  22. Welcome!
  23. A different domain doesn't have to be a reason to add additional site systems. It's all about being able to resolve and connect.
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