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OSD SCCM 2012 R2 CU 3

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Hy Guys,

 

i think i need some help.

 

Recenty we updated our SCCM Server from Version 2012 SP1 CU2 to 2012 R2 CU 3, that was done without any problems. Before we did that, i had a working TS to install OS with some Applications and packages. After the update the TS fails with some strange behavior.

 

So first the TS ends at the point where the ConfgMgr is installed, it jumped directly to the end of the TS and no further log file was written. At next i change the boot image ( that means copied the winpe.wim from waik folder and implemented it in SCCM as a new boot image ), and the behavior from before disappered, but the problem was, that no Application could be installed. It ended with an error 0x80004005, and a error 617 "The operating system reported error 617: You have attempted to change your password to one that you have used in the past. The policy of your user account does not allow this. Please select a password that you have not previously used."

=> I checked all accounts used by SCCM and none of them was locked out or expired

=> i tried to install the used Application on another machine - there it was working

 

I started over, and im getting more and more confused, cause now WinPE is loaded, and at the point "Preparing Network Connection" the machine reboots !? So i tried to implement the driver for the network card installed in the affected PC via SCCM ( right click the boot image => Properties => Drivers ) and updated my DP - but no success :(

 

Currently i have no idea what i did wrong and what i can do to get it to work again !?

 

Thanks for your help

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I started over, and im getting more and more confused, cause now WinPE is loaded, and at the point "Preparing Network Connection" the machine reboots !?

If the WinPE boot image loads, but just instantly reboots (quits) after loading. You need to take the SMSTS.log from the Hyper-V PC (press F8 when it boots to get a CMD and prevent it from shutting down again).
If F8 doesn't bring up the CMD, it's because you haven't checkmarked "Enabled command support (testing only)" on the customization tab for you boot image. You need to update the boot image, redistribute it and make new media's too (ISO etc.).
The SMSTS.log is found at: x:\windows\temp\SMSTSlog\smsts.log
This should give you a heads up to what's wrong to begin with. Most likely just missing the driver to the network card? Do an IPCONFIG with the command prompt in PE (F8).
(not likely, but: If the error 0x8007ee7 is present its likely because there’s no DNS server added to DHCP scope.)
I don't know what's the cause of the main problem, but maybe the you can find out by starting with the WinPE issue and get more clues from the SMSTS log file.
Good luck

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Hy,

 

thanks for your quick response. I had a look at the smsts.log and the error was, that no TS was applied to that computer.

 

Thats strange cause there was a TS deployed to it! So i recreated the computer in SCCM and then the TS was available, but the applications could not be installed. So i modified the TS without removing its deployment and tested again - and it had the same behavoir like before. WinPE reboots instand. I checked the deployment => was ok, i clicked the option "Clear Required PXE Deployment" but without success... I recreated the Computeraccount and the TS was available - but thats something we can handle

 

The other problem is, that no Application is installed druing the TS. I created a new one that is only used in the TS but its not installed...

The TS installs the ConfgMgr Client, in an option i set the ManagmentPoint "SMSMP=server.domain.lt" and directly after i try to install the Application, but its not even downloaded :(

I checked the smsts.log on the client, i can find any entry for it and the Server log show and error

 

* The task sequence failed to install application BlaBla(ScopeId_469F9334-F72D-48C5-A388-5D82D4FF01C1/Application_4c1cc28b-39e7-4946-bfd1-b80c823e01b9) for action (TestApp - BLABLA) in the group () with exit code 16389.

* The task sequence execution engine successfully completed the action (TestApp - BlaBla) in the group (Software) with exit code 0
Action output: ... 82D4FF01C1/RequiredApplication_4c1cc28b-39e7-4946-bfd1-b80c823e01b9.3 = DownloadFailed
Installation job completed with exit code 0x00000000
Execution status received: 24 (Application download failed )
Setting TSEnv variable '_TSAppInstallStatus'='Error'
Setting TSEnv variable 'SMSTSInstallApplicationJobID__ScopeId_469F9334-F72D-48C5-A388-5D82D4FF01C1/Application_4c1cc28b-39e7-4946-bfd1-b80c823e01b9'=''
Completed installation job.
Step 2 out of 2 complete
Sending error status message
SettingURL = xxx, Ports = 80,443, CRL = false
Setting Server Certificates.
Setting Authenticator.
Set authenticator in transport
Setting Media Certificate.
Sending StatusMessage
Setting message signatures.
Settingthe authenticator.
CLibSMSMessageWinHttpTransport::Send: URL: xxx:80 CCM_POST /ccm_system/request
Request was successful.
App install failed.
Install application action failed: 'blabla. Error Code 0x80004005.

 

Like i mentioned before, the content is not downloaded to the client, and after the TS ends and i logon and check the Client Settings. I can see, that the ConfigMgr is assigned to the correct site, but it has no certificate and only two components in the registercard actions. i forgot to tell that the option "Allow this appliation to be install from a TS ..." is checked

 

A few seconds after i logon there is a reassingment and the client has its certificate ?!??

 

 

Thanks for your help

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