Having more than 1 SUP in SCCM?

[Kingskawn]

I have a domain which needs updates faster than any other domain in my SCCM. Could this be solved by installing another remote SUP for those clients or is just 1 SUP enough?

[scambler]

I have a domain which needs updates faster than any other domain in my SCCM. Could this be solved by installing another remote SUP for those clients or is just 1 SUP enough?

 

I am not sure what you mean by faster updates?

You can have one active SUP server per site, or an NLB of SUPs. a single SUP can support 25,000 clients (top of my head)

 

How many clients do you have?

[Kingskawn]

I am not sure what you mean by faster updates?

You can have one active SUP server per site, or an NLB of SUPs. a single SUP can support 25,000 clients (top of my head)

 

How many clients do you have?

 

Yes that's right, 25000 clients per SUP. But I have the feeling it would be faster if I install 1 SUP more on their domain so then get the updates faster.

 

We only have 5,000 clients

[anyweb]

well 5000 clients can be managed no problem by one SUP,

what do you mean 'faster updates' ?

[Kingskawn]

well 5000 clients can be managed no problem by one SUP,

what do you mean 'faster updates' ?

 

I get the impression that some domains get the updates quicker than others so I don't know if it's the thing that computers are in idle state or if it's the bandwidth or maybe the place in the forest.

[Peter van der Woude]

A SUP itself is only to collect information about the compliance state of the clients. The actual deployment is management by SCCM (Distribution Points).