Run Package/Program NOW

[spgsitsupport]

Forgetting the Required in deployment, is there any option to run Program from a Package INSTANTLY NOW on a Device Collection?

 

Thanks for pointers

 

Seb

[ZeZe]

to run now, it must be set as required. on the schedule, set option to run As Soon as Possible.

 

Keep in mind that workstations must refresh machine policy to run that package, which is something that you might run manually using "right clicks" or you can wait for client policy to refresh.

[spgsitsupport]

Using this, which only is an approximation of term NOW, I do not always get what I would expect. Something to do with Maintenance Window (which I can not logically understand), software installation outside MW etc

 

There must be some twisted logic to it... I just do not get it

[Apexes]

If you have no maintenance window set on the collection you're trying to run the program on, then if you deploy a required deployment to it, and run a machine policy evaluation on that collection, i don't see why it wouldn't start within 1 - 2 minutes of running that collection cycle.

[YPCC]

Sccm is designed to manage 500 devices or 500,000 devices, with no additional requirements apart from extra resource (ram, hdd, cpu etc)

 

The point im making is unfortantely its not the greatest tool when it comes to deploying something immediately (as in under 30seconds)

 

Once you deploy as required and set to install as soon as possible, the machine must contact sccm to see that a package is available. Until it makes contact, it wont know theres a package available. Easoest way to get around this, install "right click tools" and run a machine policy eval over the collection.

[spgsitsupport]

If you have no maintenance window set on the collection you're trying to run the program on, then if you deploy a required deployment to it, and run a machine policy evaluation on that collection, i don't see why it wouldn't start within 1 - 2 minutes of running that collection cycle.

 

Neither do I...