Kevin79

I recently upgraded to SCCM 2012 R2. Now my secondary sites are getting the following error in the SMS_MP_CONTROLLER_MANAGER log file: Source: SMS Server Component: SMS_MP_CONTROL_MANAGER Severity: Error Message ID: 5420 Process ID: 1952 Thread ID: 4876 Description: Management Point encountered an error when connecting to the database <database name> on SQL Server <server name>\CONFIGMGRSEC. The OLEDB error code was 0x80040E14. The database is the version that is included with SCCM, so 2012 SQL (Express?) with Service Pack 1 and is one the secondary site server. Any idea how to resolve this error?

I want to block IE 10 from automatically installing on computers that don't yet have the settings for SCCM WSUS. If I put the registry key in my master image to block IE 10 (KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Setup\10.0\DoNotAllowIE10) will the also prevent it from installing from SCCM if I ever decide to roll it out?

I successfully updated my primary site from SCCM 2012 SP1 CU3 to 2012 R2. I also successfully updated most of my secondary sites. However, I have one secondary site that won't update. I told it to update Friday afternoon and it still shows the state as "Upgrade" (Under Administration - Site Configuration - Sites). Is there a way to cancel the upgrade and kick it off again?

Sorry to dig up such an old thread but I am having same issue except my environment is different. SCCM 2012 SP1 with CU2 Server 2008 R2 SP1 SQL Server 2008 R2 SP1

When updates are pushed to my distribution points, it looks like it copies the entire package over. Is there a way to have it only copy changes to the package, i.e. new updates or updates that have been removed?

For the program, how long did you say it would take to run? Maximum run time is 120 minutes, is that what you are asking? What is your count down timer set to? Where do I set/see that? What is your reboot timer set to? Are you referring to "Computer Restart" in the client settings? If so, 90 minutes. It isn't assigned to the group itself but the computer that is in that group is assigned to a group that has it set. Do I need to set it on the group itself? Have you reviewed the log file on a workstation to find out why it hasn't run? Which log file, execmgr.log?

Anyone?

I have a collection created and a maintenance window set for that collection. The window is from 0100 to 0500 every day. My clients all have the default for working hours (0500 to 2200 weekdays). I created an application and set it to run at 0115 every day and to always rerun the program. It never runs though. If I look at the deployment (Monitoring > Deployments) it says the deployment is "In Progress" and is "Waiting for a Service Window". Is there something else that I need to set in order for it to deploy? I don't want it to run in the morning if a computer happens to be turned off when the deadline is reached so maintenance windows are necessary.

I looked in the execmgr,log file and found the problem. I fixed it and it seems to be working now, thanks. For reference, it has to do with my distribution running from a mapped drive and then having it download the content on slow links.

On which server, the primary or the secondary?

I created new packages for updating Java and Flash player. Not sure that is matters but both programs use .cmd files for the install.I deployed them to a test group with the deployment being required, install every 8 hours starting at 4:04PM on 5/13/2013 (with Always rerun the program) and to "Allow users to run the program independently of assignments". The problem is that it never installs and if I look in Software Center, I don't see the programs listed. Does anyone know why they wouldn't be showing up?

I have 2 secondary servers that a working fine except 2 packages say "Failed on validate content hash". I redistributed the packages, removed and redistributed as well. How do I fix this message? I don't see anything that pops out at me in the log files.

Yes, they had them previously. I also checked those two links and they didn't help any.

Yes and yes.

So I have to specify a server, I can't let it choose the closest DP? I do have SCUP.

I tried rebooting and it didn't help. Searching the registry didn't help either...

Ok. I know about the patch, I was just hoping there was a way to have new clients install the patched version instead of having them install the client and then still need to be patched.

Anyone?

Anyone have any other ideas on how to get SCEP to install?

Is there a way to make it so that future clients install the updated version instead of installing the SP1 client and then having to be patched to the CU1 client?

I just applied CU1 to my primary and secondary servers. Do I need to update the SCCM client on my desktops or will they work fine with the SP1 client?

Nevermind. I ran the query that I had then ran the SCCM report that shows installed memory and did some excel magic to combine the two.

I am creating a report that shows the video card, processor, memory and hard drive size of all of my computers. I got everything working but the memory. How do I add installed memory into a SQL query?

I solved it by reinstalling the secondary SCCM server.

Unfortunately that didn't help. It is still failing. For some reason, it is doing "Removing installed components" and then fails.