Peter van der Woude

But it was in SCCM 2007 and not in SCCM 2012, right?

Did you run a sync? Als see this post about the basics of it: http://wibier.me/?p=149

It's not needed to configure DHCP Option 66 and/or 67. Only DHCP Option 60 is needed when DHCP and WDS/PXE are on the same server...

Did the Push Installation arrive on the client (check for excistence of the ccmsetup folder on the client and/ or the ccm.log on the server)? What errors did you get with the manual installation (check the logs in the ccmsetup folder)?

I can't imagine that this is about ConfigMgr 2012, as the Delete option is grayed out for the All Systems collection.

Looks good! When are you gonna show something like that in the Netherlands :-)

I think you should be fine. There is no role and/or traffic bounded to a specific networkcard and/or macaddress.

We need more information, like what does you Task Sequence looks like, what drivers are you using, what kind of packages are you using, what information is there in the logging, etc....

Those are the "symbolic" clients that represent "Unknown computers" in SCCM (this already excisted in SCCM 2007). When you enable Unknown Computer Support for OS Deployment then these clients are used to Advertise to.

Did you already add the content (Bootimage) to a DP?

The PXE Service Point is now an option on the Distribution Point (second Tab). To make boot images available for PXE, is now an option in the properties of the bootimage.

Correct and to keep the hierarchy idea during deployments you can now use include- and exclude-queries in the collections.

Not possible.

Hardware Inventory ever hour?!?!??! That's a lot... But to react on your problem, Always rerun program only works when there is a recuring schedule.

Did you look at the distmgr.log?

Adding the bootimage to the RemoteInstall folder is now an option in the bootimage properties, named Deploy this boot image from the PXE Service Point.

Weird issue... I am now working on my laptop with Win7 x64 SP1, Flash 10.2.153.1, Shockwave 11.0, installed by SCCM and no problems.

AFAIK means Error 5 - Access Denied. Does the Site Server has full access to the location of the package (and the package itself)?

Create a package with the script in it and then create a program that runs cscript.ex <script>.vbs

There is no other way than creating your own WIM image....

You can always use the scripts of MDT, but I don't think you can configure the integration. Main reason: totally different setup of the ConfigMgr Console.

Did you take a look at the distmgr.log?

Just recreate them, they're query based collection. All Systems: select * from sms_r_system All Desktops and Server: select SMS_R_System.ResourceID,SMS_R_System.ResourceType,SMS_R_System.Name,SMS_R_System.SMSUniqueIdentifier,SMS_R_System.ResourceDomainORWorkgroup,SMS_R_System.Client from SMS_R_System where ClientType is null or ClientType != 3

Did you already try a Run Commandline -step?

Take a look at the blog of Angie: http://myitforum.com/cs2/blogs/katzchen63/default.aspx