Kevin79

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Here is my query. The last part tells it to only add computers that aren't in the other collection (The collectionID is HOL00021) 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 SMS_R_System.SystemGroupName = "GroupName" and SMS_R_System.ResourceId not in (select ResourceID from SMS_FullCollectionMembership where CollectionID = "HOL00021")

I have an advertisement set up to install a program from the local computer so it has to download it to the local computer first. For some reason, it isn't downloading the program. I have other advertisements that are working correctly, but this one won't download. I've updated my distribution point but that didn't fix it. What should I look at to find out what the problem is?

I have a computer (could be more, not sure) that isn't being added to a collection that it should be. I have a collection that looks for membership of a different collection and if it isn't, it is added to this collection. The computer is NOT a member of the second collection so it should be part of the first collection. For some reason, it isn't adding itself though. I've force the collection update many times and waited over a day but it isn't added. What logs should I look at to find out why it isn't being added?

I will have clients that use German, Chinese and Portuguese on my SCCM setup. All my secondary sites will be in English so I need to install the ICP. I downloaded what I believe are the correct ones (http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=2481) for SP2 R3. How do I actually install them? Do I need to create packages for the clients or is that done automatically? I don't know if it matters or not but not of the computers that need German, Chinese or Portuguese have the SCCM client installed yet.

I have 1 primary site at my headquarters. The 6 other sites are secondardy sites that are children of the primary site.

I am setting up ConfigMgr at work. I have a parent site and 6 child sites. Each site is a different physical location that is in a different state and connected via T1. I created boundaries for each site that includes their Active Directory site. Should I set each child site up to be a protected boundary for the AD site? If I do, when a computer moves to a different location, they will be able to use the local Distribution and Management point, correct? When setting up the Discovery Method, should I set them all up on my primary site or set up each child site to discover it's local computers?

I just set up a secondary site for a remote location. When I look at "Site Systems" on my secondary site, it shows "ConfigMgr management point", should there be something listed for a Proxy Management Point? If I have clients that are originally installed at my primary site but then move to my remote site (I.E. a laptop user goes to the site) will the client then use my secondary site?

In smpmgr.log, I see: Call to HttpSendRequestSync failed for port 80 with status code 500, text: Internal Server Error Health check request failed, status code is 500, 'Internal Server Error'. Every 5 minutes. In the Component Status I have Warnings for SMS_MP_CONTROL_MANAGER, SMS_STATE_MIGRATION_POINT and SMS_AD_SYSTEM_DISCOVERY_AGENT then in the Site System Status, I have a Critical for ConfigMgr state migration point.

Yes, both are in the log files.

Where would I find those logs? On the server or the client?

I tried reinstalling the role but it didn't really help. I also noticed that on new clients, I only get "Machine Policy Retrieval & Evaluation Cycle" and "User Policy Retrieval & Evaluation Cycle" in Configuration Manager Properties.

My SCCM server stopped working last week and now it doesn't deploy packages nor does it seem to update the collection telling you that the client is installed or not. SCCM does install the client automatically though. My event viewer has two SMS Server errors and one "Information" message in the Application log. The event id's are 6207, 5480 and 4610. 6207 and 5480 happen every hour. Here are the details. Any help is appreciated!

Forgive the stupidity, but how do I do that?

There is not feature called CORE in that file but the MSI does have one in it. Also, running setup.exe works but it returns a failure to SCCM (even though it is installed).

I have SCCM setup to can an AD OU for groups and use the membership of a group to build a collection. I have a main OU with groups in it. Inside that group, I want to have other groups that belong to different OUs so that the local admins can add computers to it. When I do this, computers inside the nested group don't show up. Do I need to have my AD System Group Discovery discover all the groups in the different OU? If I tell it to "Include Groups", shouldn't it scan the nested groups even if it isn't part of the container? For example, my AD looks like this: Domain -Groups 1 -Site A --Groups A --Computers A -Site B --Groups B --Computers B -Site C --Groups C --Computers C Groups 1 is the OU that is scanned in the AD System Group Discovery method. The search options are Recursive and Include groups. One of the groups in Group 1 includes groups that are in Groups A, Groups B and Groups C. I have AD System Discovery setup to scan computers in Computers A, Computers B, Computers C. My collection is working fine and if I add the computer directly to the group in Groups 1 it shows up but if I add it to a group in Groups A (that is then a member of Groups 1) it doesn't show up.

I can also run the original command at a command prompt and it works. For some reason, it doesn't work in SCCM though.

Doesn't that always produce a failure code during the install?

The AD System Group Discovery is running every hour. The AD Security Group Discovery is running every day. The AD System Discovery is running every hour. The AD User Discovery is running every day but isn't configured to find any users. Heartbeat Discovery is running every day. Network Discovery isn't set to run. They all seem to be running successfully and the only warnings are about finding computers in AD that aren't currently on the network (I.E. Laptops that have been taken home by the user for the night.)

I tried using the options for install but it fails with "Error 2711. The specified Feature name ('CORE') not found in Feature table." My command is msiexec.exe /I "Symantec AntiVirus.msi" /qb ADDLOCAL=CORE,SAVMAIN,OUTLOOKSNAPIN,Pop3Smtp /l* c:\sav.log Any ideas?

Here is my query: 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 SMS_R_System.SystemGroupName = "Domain\Group Name" The clients aren't obsolete and one of them is my SCCM server itself... Any other ideas?

I have a collection that is based on membership in an AD Group. The collection works fine for the most part but I have 3 clients are are in the collection that are not part of the AD Group. When I look at the properties of the client, it says it belongs to that group but when I look at the AD Group itself, the clients aren't in there. How do I remove them from that collection? I've deleted the collection and readded it but they will show up again.

I'm still having problems with this. If I add a new active directory group the "All Active Directory Security Groups" collection shows the new group. Membership for the groups is never updated though. If I look at the properties of a client in the "All Desktops and Servers" collection, System Group Name is never updated with the new groups, even though the computer is a member of that group in active directory. I also noticed that "AD Domain Name" is set to "<null>" and if I try to edit the Active Directory "Discovery Methods", the "Custom LDAP or GC query" Browse button only shows my parent domain. I can't select my child domain even though that is where the SCCM server is located. It worked when I first set it up but now it isn't. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can troubleshoot this?

I;m trying to install Symantec through SCCM. It installs but when it installs, it installs everything. When I run the msi (i have the package as folder, not a single file), it installs only the components it is supposed to install. Any idea how to get it to install properly with SCCM?